Agency Law in Commercial Practice
By: Edited by Danny Busch, Laura Macgregor, and Peter Watts
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: Mar 21, 2016
Place of publication: Oxford, UK
Language: eng
Format: hardcover
Number of pages: 344
ISBN-13: 9780198738473
Description: An essential guide to agency law, exploring its problems and application in commercial practice.
Table of contents: title: Part I: GENERAL; title: 1: Introduction, Danny Busch, Laura MacGregor, and Peter Watts; title: Part II: GENERAL CONTRACT LAW; title: 2: Ratification, Dr Thomas Krebs; title: 3: Unidentified principles in common law, Francis Reynolds; title: 4: Undisclosed Agency, Sebastian Kortmann and Jeroen Kortmann; title: Part III: COMPANY LAW; title: 5: Directors as Agents — Some Aspects of Disputed Territory, Peter Watts; title: 6: The Agency of Liquidators and Receivers, Cheng-Han Tan and Meng Send Wee; title: Part IV: SALE OF GOODS; title: 7: Undisclosed Principals and the Sale of Goods, Gerald Fridman; title: Part V: FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS AND SERVICES; title: 8: Representation and dealing on own account under the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive, Danny Busch; title: 9: The Poseur as Agent, Deborah DeMott; title: 10: Agency and the Retail Distribution of Financial Products, Gerard McMeel; title: 11: The Duty of Disclosure In Pre-Contractual Insurance Contexts: Imputation of The Agent's Knowledge, Laura Macgregor; title: Part VI: AGENCY IN PROCEDURAL CONTEXTS; title: 12: Powers of Attorney, Strictly Speaking, Gino Dal Pont; title: 13: Commercial Agency and the Conflict of Laws: What Place for Party Autonomy?, Janeen Carutthers