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Australian Principles of Commercial Law


ISBN13: 9781876213107
ISBN: 1876213108
Published: June 2001
Publisher: Routledge-Cavendish
Format: Paperback
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This second edition of Principles of Commercial Law builds on the strengths of the popular previous edition. The first edition was innovative,adopting a fresh approach to the study of commercial law, helping students to understand and apply developed principles and approaches. With the benefit of student and teacher appraisals and feedback after four years of successful use in Australian tertiary Law and Commerce schools, the second edition refines that approach. Updated to accommodate changes in the law within the scheme of its underlying threads, the second edition provides easy-to-follow discussion plus vivid, punchy case summaries and diagrams. It is designed to clarify readers' understanding of the subject, whilst explaining fundamental principles and techniques that will be useful to students throughout their working lives. Each chapter includes an introduction providing a succinct summary, in point form, of the issues covered therein. The main topic is contained in a separate part, with a useful introductory segment. Readers can use these to reinforce their understanding, while students will find them a godsend during exam preparation.;Written by an experienced practitioner and teacher of law, with further experience at senior level in industry, the second edition of Principles of Commercial Law is an essential book for every commercial law teacher and student, and a valuable form of reference for practitioners in this field.

Contents:
The Nature of Agency; The Creation of an Agency Relationship; The Authority of the Agent; Rights Obligations of Principal, 3rd Party, Agent; Contracts for the Sale of Goods; Transfer of Property; Right of Disposal, Risk, Consumer Transactions; Transfer of Title to Third Parties; Implied Terms as to Title and Description; Implied Terms as to Fitness, Quality and Sample; Implied Terms under Part IV of the Goods Act; Implied Terms under the Trade Practices Act and Code; Liability of Manufacturers and Importers; Performance: Delivery; Performance: Acceptance and Payment; Remedies: Seller Against the Buyer; Remedies: Buyer Against the Seller; History and Operation of Assignment; Assignment: Constraints; General Nature of Guarantees and Indemnities; Discharge and Avoidance of Guarantees and Indemnities; Rights of the Parties to Guarantees and Indemnities; Guarantees and Indemnities under Consumer Credit Code; Insurance Generally; Misrepresentation under the Insurance Contracts Act; Claims under the Insurance Contracts Act; Interim Insurance, Renewal, Variation, Cancellations; Miscellaneous Provisions under the Insurance Contracts Act; Regulation of Insurers, Agents and Brokers.