This book treats law and ethics as two lenses trained on the same set of problems, not as separate subjects taught from separate shelves. It is written to match the AICTE-aligned syllabus for BBA, B.Com, BBA LL.B. (Integrated) and postgraduate management programmes. The text follows the course's four-unit structure: business law fundamentals and contracts; sales, leases and negotiable instruments; the foundations of business ethics; and the process of ethical decision-making. Each concept is developed with worked distinctions, additional illustrations, and cross-references between topics that are taught separately but arise together in practice. Ten original diagrams, including a contract life-cycle flow chart, a stakeholder map, and an ethical decision-making cycle, give visual learners a second route into ideas otherwise presented only in prose. The book also draws on distinctly Indian philosophical resources — the Bhagavad Gita, Kautilya's Arthashastra, Swami Vivekananda's writings, and the ideas of Karmayoga and Integral Humanism — alongside globally recognised ethical frameworks. Every case study closes with a detailed analysis that shows exactly how a reasoned conclusion is reached, rather than leaving the reader with unanswered questions. A consolidated glossary and complete index support quick revision and reference. Throughout, the aim is practical: a graduate who studies this book should be able to read a contract and spot its weaknesses. The same reader should recognise when a marketing claim crosses into an unfair trade practice. And they should be equipped to reason through a genuine ethical dilemma using more than instinct alone