Fundamentals of business law
By: Margaret L. Barron ; with contributions from Peter C. Anderson, Robyn L. Moore, Peter Fox
Edition: Rev. ed.
Publisher: McGraw Hill Book Co.
Published: 1994
Place of publication: Sydney
Language: eng
Number of pages: 782
ISBN-13: 9780074701119
Subjects: Commercial law
Description: The topic of business law is extensive and covers many areas of law. Authors have found little difficulty in writing a whole text on material dealt with in this text in one chapter. For this reason, this book is not intended as a definitive or exhaustive text on any specific area of law. This is an introductory business law text for entry level students of business, commerce and related area. Its primary focus is not to the 'law' student, but rather, it has been written for students required to study business law as part of their business studies.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction to the legal system; title: Property law; title: The law of torts; title: Contract law: part 1; title: Contract law: part 2; title: Contract law: part 3; title: Sale of goods; title: Consumer protection legislation; title: Consumer credit legislation; title: Principal and agent; title: Insurance law; title: Bailment; title: Securities for loans; title: Trusts and introduction to wills and estates; title: Business organisations other than companies; title: Company law: part 1; title: Company law: part 2; title: Company law: part 3; title: Restrictive trade practices; title: Employment law; title: Industrial relations law; title: Negotiable instruments: part 1: bills of exchange; title: Negotiable instruments: part 2: cheques; title: Bankcruptcy law; title: Taxation law; title: Computers and the law