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Equipment and Motor Vehicle Leasing and Hiring: Law and Practice


ISBN13: 9780421535008
ISBN: 0421535008
Published: May 1997
Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell Ltd
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Hardback
Price: £611.00



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This work examines the legal aspects of leasing and hire purchase agreements, with particular reference to plant and machinery, cars, commercial vehicles, computers and office equipment and railway stock.

Taking a highly practical approach, it addresses the concerns of practitioners when drafting and advising on leasing contracts and related transactions.

  • A detailed account of all the practical legal issues involved with leasing
  • Includes the latest Unidroit initiative on security interests
  • Text links directly to a precedents section, highlighting the weaknesses that exist in current documents.

Subjects:
Commercial Law
Contents:
Introduction.
Entering into agreement.
Wrongful dealings in leased assets and third party conflicts.
Insolvency and international leasing.
Forms and precedents.