Principles Of Commercial Law 2 E

First published in 2001. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

This introductory-level textbook offers a clear and concise overview of commercial law for undergraduate law students. Covering all the key areas of law that may be included in a commercial law module, including agency, sale of goods, bailments, carriage of goods, commercial financing, and conflict of laws, it also introduces relevant elements of related fields such as banking and insolvency law and touches on emerging issues such as cryptocurrencies.

Written by a team of leading specialists in this area, 'Commercial Law' is an essential guide to the legislation and case law relating to both domestic and international commercial transactions. Offering a scholarly, yet highly readable, account of key commercial and consumer law principles, it also highlights the commercial and socio-economic context underpinning the law in this area.

'A work of immense scholarship...Professor Goode's work must be as nearly exhaustive as can be possible...a triumph' - THE SOLICITORS' JOURNAL 'A veritable tour de force' - BUSINESS LAW REVIEW From its first publication, this book was acclaimed as the standard text on this field of the law. Now in its third edition, it has been completely revised and expanded to take into account the new developments of the last five years. The book lays out both the framework of commercial law and the application of fundamental principles to typical business transactions. This unique combination of theory and practice is supplemented by specimen documents, tables of statutes, cases and conventions.

The aim of this Student Guide Card is to provide students with an outline of the basic concepts and principles of Commercial Law II.

Aiming to provide a clear and digestible introduction to the central areas of commercial law, this text sets out each topic in a self-contained, annotated section. Coverage includes: fundamentals of sale of goods contracts; law governing agency relationships; and consumer credit agreements.

First published in 2001. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.