Commercial Law

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Commercial Law
Package deal • 4 items • 2018

These extensive lecture notes were taken in 2016/17 and were used to achieve 74% (a first class) in the commercial law exam. The bundle contains four key topics: an introduction to the sale of goods, statutory terms in the sale of goods, passing of property and the transfer of title and the law of agency.

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Introduction to the Sale of Goods
Lecture notes • 18 pages • 2018
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These first class commercial law lecture notes were taken in 2016/17, and give an in-depth introduction to the Sale of Goods.

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Statutory Terms in the Sale of Goods
Lecture notes • 20 pages • 2018
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These first class commercial law lecture notes were taken in 2016/17, and extensively cover the topic of the law of statutory terms in the Sale of Goods. The notes specifically cover: implied terms, description and quality, fitness for purpose, and the Jewson distinction (satisfactory quality and fitness for purpose). It also contains questions at the end to test knowledge.

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Law of Agency
Lecture notes • 35 pages • 2018
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These first class commercial law lecture notes were taken in 2016/17, and extensively cover the topic of the law of agency within the commercial law setting. The notes specifically cover: the creation of agency (with and without consent, neccesity and ratification), the duties of an agent, rights of an agent, and contracts made by agents.

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Passing of Property and Transfer of Title

Passing of Property and Transfer of Title
Lecture notes • 64 pages • 2018
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These first class commercial law lecture notes were taken in 2016/2017 and extensively cover the topics of passing of property and the transfer of title (64 pages). They cover more specifically: specific or unascertained goods, rules to ascertaining intention, risk and frustration and the nemo date principle.