Commercial Law offers the student comprehensive coverage of the general principles and key topics of commercial law including the law of agency, sale of goods, commercial and consumer credit and security, banking, international trade, insurance and commercial dispute resolution. With a critical and contextual approach, the text places strong emphasis on an understanding of how contracts are used in a business environment, demonstrating how different contracts interlock within a single commercial activity. It addresses too, some of the novel legal problems created by modern commercial practice.

About the Author
Robert Bradgate, MA (Cantab), Solicitor, Reader in Commercial Law, University of Sheffield

Reviews
Review from previous edition "The book deals impressively with the important international and European influences on the development of English commercial law and manages to combine a critical, practical and contextual approach to commercial law, comprehensively covering all the main areas and taking account of some of the unusual legal problems that arise out of modern commercial practices." Eric Baskind, Liverpool John Moores University * Student Law Review 2001. Volume 34 *



Book Information
ISBN 9780406916037
Author Robert Bradgate
Format Paperback
Page Count 1000
Imprint LexisNexis UK
Publisher Oxford University Press
Weight(grams) 1314g
Dimensions(mm) 234mm * 155mm * 45mm