Bradgate's Commercial Law

Commercial Law has established itself in the market as the leading text for undergraduate and postgraduate students of commercial law. The new edition continues the emphasis on aspects of "good faith" and the protection of reasonable expectations as key emerging themes, but also focuses on the emergent theme of internationalization, with particular reference to the moves to develop a "European" contract law.

A new edition of a classic of commercial law: depth of coverage with exceptional clarity. Authors Beheshti, Saintier, and Thomas maintain the brilliance of late Professor Bradgate's comprehensive text and provide students with an equally erudite guide, presenting the complexity of modern commercial law with clarity and fresh contextual links to practice. Key features: - Provides comprehensive coverage of the principles of commercial law alongside critical discussion - Offers rigorous in-depth analysis in an accessible way, giving students a thorough understanding - A modern, contextual approach draws links to the practice of commercial law - Also available as an e-book with functionality, navigation features, and links that offer extra learning support New to this Edition: - All chapters have been substantially revised to incorporate new developments and all major judgments in the area - Detailed coverage of impact of digitalisation throughout the book - Includes a new chapter on the future trajectory of the subject Digital formats and resources: The 4th edition is available for students and institutions to purchase in a variety of formats: the e-book and Law Trove offer a mobile experience and convenient access along with functionality tools, navigations features and links that offer extra learning support. For more information about e-books, please visit www.oxfordtextbooks.co.uk/ebooks

1 - The Nature and Sources of Commercial Law
2 - Principles of Contract Law
3 - Resolution of Commercial Disputes
4 - Agency
5 - The Authority of the Agent
6 - Relations with Third Parties
7 - Principal and Agent
8 - Background to Sale of Goods Act
9 - The Contract of Sale and the Classification of Transaction
10 - Duties of the Parties
11 - Delivery
12 - The Condition of the Goods and Statutory Implied Terms
13 - The Buyer's Remedies
14 - The Duty to Pass a Good Title
15 - The Passing of Property
16 - Risk, Mistake, and Frustration
17 - Title Conflicts in Sale Transactions
18 - Buyer's Duties and Seller's Services
19 - Contracts for the Supply of Services
20 - Financing the Transaction
21 - Credit and Security
22 - Real Security
23 - Personal Security
24 - Money and the Transfer of Obligations
25 - Bills of Exchange
26 - The Nature and Structure of Carriage
27 - Bills of Lading and Contracts of Carriage
28 - International Sale Contracts
29 - Financing International Trade
30 - Commercial Law: Current State and Future Directions?