基本説明
Encompasses all the topics taught on commercial law courses as a whole, rather than as separate elements.
Full Description
This book represents the most comprehensive and accessible guide to understanding commercial law available. It covers all the topics taught on commercial law courses, not as separate elements, but as part of a coherent whole. Each subject is related to the others, and linked by fundamental principles and concepts such as ownership, possession, attornment, notice, and good faith. The emphasis throughout is on the practical application of the law in its business context. A detailed and authoritative introduction covers the foundations of commercial law, whilst the inclusion of extracts from Commonwealth sources provides students with otherwise unavailable material.
Contents
PART 1: INTRODUCTION; 1. An Introduction to Commercial Law; 2. Basic Concepts of Personal Property; PART II: THE LAW OF AGENCY; 3. Introduction; 4. Creation of Agency and the Authority of the Agent; 5. Relations with Third Parties; 6. Relations between Principal and Agent; PART III: DOMESTIC SALES LAW; 7. Introduction and Definitions; 8. Passing of the Property in the Goods as between Seller and Buyer; 9. Transfer of Title; 10. Statutory Implied Terms; 11. Performance of the Contract; 12. Remedies of the Seller; 13. Remedies of the Buyer; PART IV: INTERNATIONAL SALES; 14. International Sales; PART V: BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND BANKING; 15. Negotiable Instruments; 16. Bills of Exchange; 17. Banks and their Customers; 18. Payment Systems; 19. Cheques and Other Instruments; 20. Payment Cards; PART VI: THE FINANCING OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE; 21. The Financing of International Trade; 22. Assignment of Choses in Action; 23. Receivables Financing; PART VIII: COMMERCIAL CREDIT AND SECURITY; 24. Introduction; 25. Possessory Security; 26. Non-possessory Security; 27. Guarantees; PART IX: PRINCIPLES OF INSURANCE LAW; 28. Insurance; PART X: INSOLVENCY LAW; 29. Insolvency; APPENDIX FORMS; INDEX
