Nikita
For many, the law is a distant, complicated system, full of jargon and befuddlement. However, the Indian Law for a Common Man book by Sree Krishna Seelam dispels that perception. Writing in simple, clear language, Seelam demystifies the Indian legal system, making it accessible to people from all walks of life — without any previous familiarity with laws that impact their everyday lives.
The book emphasizes that law is not an abstract concept but is woven into our daily lives, from basic rights like freedom of speech to family law, property law, and consumer rights.
Seelam breaks down complex legal jargon into simple, easy-to-understand language, making topics like employment rights, property disputes, and contract law accessible to everyone.
The primary goal of the book is to empower citizens by educating them about their legal rights, helping them avoid the pain of ignorance and navigate legal issues confidently.
Seelam provides concrete steps to solve common legal problems, such as labor disputes, family matters, and consumer rights, with practical tools like alternative dispute resolution (ADR).
The book encourages readers to see the law as a tool to protect their rights and make informed decisions, showing that anyone can use legal knowledge to empower and defend themselves.
