European Commercial Law: Text Materials
Second Edition
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Savage and Bradgate: Business Law made a big impression upon its first appearance six years ago, with its comprehensive and up-to-date coverage of those principles of common law and statute law which regulate business activity in the United Kingdom. This new edition carries on the good work in its critical analysis of the purpose and functioning of the rules and legislation involved, placing emphasis on the rationale of the law and on the economic and political context within which it operates - all delivered in an uncluttered, straightforward style.
Part I.
Business regulation, the state and the legal process
1. Business regulation
2. The state, the law and the legal system
Part II.
The law of torts
3. The law of torts
4. Trespass
5. Defamation
6. Economic torts
7. Negligence
8. Defences and remedies
9. Special forms of liability in negligence
10. Nuisance
11. The effectiveness of the tort system - some alternatives
Part III.
Contract
12. Agreement
13. Consideration and intention
14. Statements made in a contractual setting
15. Factors affecting the validity of contracts
16. Contracts and public policy
17. Discharge, breach and remedies
18. Exclusion of liability
19. Privity of contract
Part IV.
The classification and regulation of business transactions - goods and services
20. The classification of transactions
21. Statutory implied terms in contracts for the sale and supply of goods
22. Passing of property and risk in contracts of sale
23. Who can pass title in contracts of sale?
24. Delivery and payment in contracts of sale
25. Contracts involving services
Part V.
Financing the supply of goods and services
26. The development and regulation of credit
27. Regulated agreements
28. Control of credit agreements
Part VI.
Business relations
29. Agency
30. The business and the workforce
Part VII.
The legal framework of business organisations
31. Types of business organisation
32. Partnership
33. Corporate status
34. Corporate capital
35. Distribution of corporate power and authority in law and realty
36. Corporate insolvency and winding up
37. Takeovers and mergers
38. Dealings in securities and financial services
Index
Nigel Savage , Professor and Head of Nottingham Law School; Managing Director, Nottingham Law School Ltd., Robert Bradgate , Senior Lecturer, Unit for Commercial Studies, Faculty of Law, University of Sheffield