Contemporary Canadian business law
Subtitle: principles and cases
By: John A. Willes, John H. Willes
Contributors: Willes, John H.
Edition: 8th ed.
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Ryerson
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Toronto
Language: eng
Number of pages: 721
ISBN-13: 9780070951600
Subjects: Textbooks; Droit commercial; Commercial law; Manuels d'enseignement superieur
Notes: Includes index.

Includes bibliographical references: p. [705]-706.
Table of contents: title: pt. 1. Introduction to the law; title: 1. The law and the legal system; title: 2. The judical system; title: 3. Administrative law; title: pt. 2. The law of torts; title: 4. Intentional torts; title: 5. Negligence and unintentional torts; title: 6. Special tort liabilities of business professionals; title: pt. 3. The law of contract; title: 7. An introduction to the legal relationship; title: 8. Requirement of consideration; title: 9. Legal capacity to contract and the requirement of legality; title: 10. The requirements of form and writing; title: 11. Failure to create an enforceable contract; title: 12. The extent of contractual rights; title: 13. Performance of contractual obligations; title: 14. Breach of contract and remedies; title: 15. Electronic business law and data protection; title: pt. 4. Forms of business organization; title: 16. Law of agency; title: 17. Law of sole proprietorship and partnership; title: 18. Corporation law; title: 19. Securities regulation; title: pt. 5. Fundamental business relationships; title: 20. The employment relationship; title: 21. Labour law; title: 22. The law of bailment; title: 23. The sale of goods; title: 24. Consumer-protection legislation; title: 25. Restrictive trade practices; title: 26. Insurance law; title: 27. Law of negotiable instruments; title: pt. 6. The law of real property; title: 28. Interests in land; title: 29. The law of mortgages; title: 30. Leasehold interests; title: 31. Commercial and residential real-estate transactions; title: pt. 7. The debtor-creditor relationship; title: 32. Security for debt; title: 33. Bankruptcy and insolvency; title: pt. 8. Special legal rights and relationships; title: 34. Intellectual property, patents, trademarks, copyright, and franchising; title: 35. International business law; title: 36. Environmental law.