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ISBN 10: 1447904478
ISBN 13: 978-1447904472
Author: Jason Chuah, Michael Furmston
1.1 What is commercial law
2.1 Aspects of property
2.2 Possessory security
2.3 Non-possessory security
2.4 Contracts of guarantee
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Theories
3.3 Types of authority
3.4 Agency without actual agreement
3.5 Ratification
3.6 Agency relationships
3.7 Limitations
3.8 Election
3.10 Agent and the third party
3.11 The principal and the agent – duties of an agent
3.12 Rights of the agent
3.13 Termination of agency
3.14 Commercial Agents (Council Directive) Regulations 1993
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Types of transaction
4.3 Meaning and types of goods
4.4 Price
4.5 Delivery and payment
4.6 Ownership
4.7 Non-existent goods, risk and frustration
4.8 Defective goods
4.9 Exemption and limitation clauses
4.10 Remedies
5.1 Introduction
5.2 The matrix of contracts in international trade
5.3 The international sale contract
5.4 Standard form contracts and shipment terms
5.5 CIF contracts
5.6 FOB contracts
5.7 Remedies
5.8 Conclusion
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Money
6.3 Payment cards
6.4 Funds transfers
6.5 Regulation of payment services
6.6 Negotiable instruments
6.7 Bills of exchange
6.8 Cheques
6.9 Banker’s drafts, counter cheques and travellers cheques
6.10 Trade finance
7.1 How and why the law protects consumers
7.2 Information and cancellation rights
7.3 Performance Standards (1) – Implied terms as to goods
7.4 Performance Standards (2) – Implied terms as to services
7.5 Performance Standards (3) – Liability in tort for defective products
7.6 Performance Standards (4) – General product safety and food safety in public law
7.7 Unfair terms
7.8 Preventive and criminal law regulation of unfair practices
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Restructuring of the regulatory regime
8.3 Industry self-regulation
8.4 Some key definitions and features
8.5 Reform of consumer credit law – the Consumer Credit Directive 2008/48/EC
8.6 Consumer credit licensing
8.7 Seeking business and making agreements
8.8 Precontract disclosure
8.9 Form and content of agreements
8.11 Customer rights to end the agreement
8.12 Creditor liability for dealer actions – connected lender liability
8.13 Consumer default and protection
8.14 Security agreements
8.15 Negotiable instruments
8.17 Enforcement of the Act
8.18 Dispute resolution – role of the Financial Ombudsman Service
8.20 Conclusion
9.1 Introduction to alternative dispute resolution
9.2 Mediation and conciliation
9.3 Arbitration
10.1 Introduction
10.2 Jurisdiction
10.3 Choice of law
10.4 Enforcement of foreign judgments
11.1 Nature of insurance
11.2 Types of insurance
11.3 Insurable interest
11.4 Formation
11.5 Non-disclosure
11.6 Subrogation
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Tags: Jason Chuah, Michael Furmston, Commercial, Law
