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Commercial Law 2007
By
Robert Bradgate, Fidelma White
Description
Commercial Law has been written
principally for students taking an elective in commercial law on the
Legal Practice Course. It covers all the core areas of general
commercial practice, including agency and distribution agreements;
sale and supply of goods and services; international sales contracts;
credit and security; bills of exchange; competition law; intellectual
property law and commercial contracts including specimen sets of
terms of sale and purchase. Diagrams and examples ensure that the
practical aspects of the subject area are emphasised, while the
detailed coverage gives students a good introduction to the
practitioner style texts they will use once in practice. Coverage of
new cases such as Aerotel Ltd v Telco Holdings Ltd and Others; Re
Macrossani\\\'s Application and Lonsdale v Howard & Hallam Ltd
ensure that the most recent developments are considered. This text
offers an excellent bridge between the notes, exercises and case
studies provided by lecturers, giving students a well-rounded view of
commercial law.
Contents
1 The role of the commercial lawyer
3
2 Formation of contracts 9
3 Performance and breach of
contracts 31
4 Agents in commerce 59
5 Agent\\\'s power and authority 67
6 Effects of agency 79
7 The relationship between principal
and agent 87
8 Distributorship contracts 103
9 Commercial supply contracts 113
10 Duties of the parties 125
11 Seller\\\'s duties and buyer\\\'s
remedies 129
12 Terms relating to the goods 143
13 Manufacturer\\\'s and product
liability 163
14 The passing of property and
risk 169
15 Title and priority conflicts 187
16 Buyer\\\'s duties and seller\\\'s
remedies 197
17 Contracts for the supply of
services 211
18 Standard terms of trading 217
19 International sales
transactions 235
20 Carriage of goods by sea 239
21 International sales contracts 249
22 Bills of exchange 283
23 Bankers\\\' commercial credits 307
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