Full Description
Regulation relating to the sale and supply of goods is a crucial part of commercial law. This textbook offers a contemporary overview of the topic, with all the key information presented alongside a wealth of useful features.
Michael Furmston's classic textbook has been reworked and brought completely up to date by James Devenney. New features include chapter overviews, in focus sections, pause for thought exercises, highlighted key cases, end of chapter summaries, and further reading. Contemporary developments in commercial law covered include the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG); Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits (UCP); international sales contracts, interpretation and agency, and legislative proposal examples in the consumer context.
Supported by digital learning resources, including MCQs, assessment advice, practice questions with feedback, this authoritative textbook is essential reading for students of Commercial Law.
Contents
Foreword (by Justice Andrew Phang, Senior Judge, Supreme Court of Singapore). Preface. 1. Introduction 2. Types of Transaction 3. Meaning and Types of Goods 4. The Price 5. Delivery and Payment 6. Ownership 7. Transfer of Title where the Seller is Not the Owner 8. Non-Existent Goods, Risk and Frustration 9. Issues with the Goods 10. Exclusion and Limitation Clauses 11. Remedies
