Subjects:

Commercial Law

Contents:

PART I - THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK

1. The Nature and Sources of Commercial Law

2. Principles of Contract Law

PART II - ARRANGING THE TRANSACTION: THE LAW OF AGENCY

3. Agency

4. The Authority of the Agent

5. Relations with Third Parties

6. Principle and Agent

PART III - THE SALE AND SUPPLY OF GOODS

7. Background to the Sale of Goods Act

8. The Contract of Sale and the Classification of Transactions

9. Duties of the Parties

10. Delivery

11. The Condition of the Goods and Statutory Implied Terms

12. The Buyer's Remedies

13. Manufacturers and Product Liability

14. The Duty to Pass a Good Title

15. The Passing of Property

16. Risk, Mistake and Frustration

17. The Conflicts of Sale Transactions

18. Buyer's Duties and Seller's Remedies

19. Contracts for the Supply of Services

PART IV - FINANCING THE TRANSACTION

20. Financing the Transaction

21. Credit and Security

22. Real Security

23. Personal Security

24. The Regulation of Credit

25. Regulated Agreements

26. Control of Credit Agreements

27. Money and the Transfer of Obligations

28. Bills of Exchange

29. Banks and Their Customers

30. Bank Payment Orders

PART V - INTERNATIONAL TRADE

31. The Nature and Structure of International Trade

32. Bills of Lading and Contracts of Carriage

33. International Sale Contracts

34. Financing International Trade

PART VI - PROTECTING THE TRANSACTION

35. Insurance

36. Resolution of Commercial Disputes

INDEX

A transaction-based text designed to show how separate contracts interlock within the context of a transaction. Takes full account of the multitude of recent cases that relate to this field of law. Contains chapters on commercial credit and security