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Business Law: 9e, 9th Edition

Keith Abbott, Norman Pendlebury, Kevin Wardman

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Business Law: 9e 9th Edition by Keith Abbott/Norman Pendlebury/Kevin Wardman

Keith Abbott

Norman Pendlebury

Kevin Wardman

  • Coverage of the Companies Act 2006, the Corporate Manslaughter Act 2007, the Compensation Act 2006, the Employment Act 2008, the Equality Acts 2006 and 2010, Flexible Working Regulations 2007 and the Business Protection from Misleading Marketing Regulations 2006 ensures students are up to date with recent developments in Business Law.
  • Increased coverage of the differing liabilities of the Sole Trader, the Partnership and the Company enable students to develop a detailed understanding of this core subject.
  • All past professional body examination questions updated with model answers at the back of the book offer invaluable examination practice for students.
  • Introductory chapters on Learning Methods and Examination Techniques and past examination questions at the end of each Part, help students understand and practice examination questions.
  • Short, numbered paragraphs enable students to easily grasp key concepts.
  • An index of cases referenced in the text allows students to quickly find the cases and resources they need.
  • Digital Support Resources for lecturers including an Instructors Manual, PowerPoints and a testbank provide lecturers with tools for fast easy course preparation.
Table of Cases.
Table of Statutes.
Table of Secondary Legislation/ Statutory Instruments.
1. Methods of Learning.
2. Examination Techniques.
Part 1 The English Legal System.
3. Introduction – What is Law?
4. The Main Sources of English Law.
5. Origins of Common Law and Equity.
6. The Courts.
7. Tribunals and Arbitration.
8. The Personnel of the Law.
9. Procedure and Evidence.
10. The Law of Persons.
11. Property Law.
REFLECTION AND CONSOLIDATION 1.
Part 2 The Law of Contract.
12. What is a contract?
13. The Capacity to Contract.
14. The Form of Contracts.
15. The Contents of Contracts.
16. Invalidating Factors.
17. Discharge of Contracts.
18. Remedies.
19. Privity of Contract.
REFLECTION AND CONSOLIDATION 2.
Part 3 The Law of Torts.
20. The Nature of Tort.
21. General Defences.
22. Capacity in Tort.
23. Negligence.
24. Strict Liability.
25. Nuisance.
26. Trespass and Conversion.
27. Defamation.
28. Remedies and Limitation Periods.
REFLECTION AND CONSOLIDATION 3.
Part 4 Commercial Law.
29. Agency.
30. Sale of Goods.
31 Consumer Protection.
32. Competition Policy.
33. Consumer Credit.
34. Insurance.
35. Patents, Copyright, Trade Marks, and Passing Off.
36. Data Protection.
37. Regulatory Bodies.
REFLECTION AND CONSOLIDATION 4.
Part 5 Company Law and Partnerships.
38. Non-Corporate Bodies.
39. Corporate Bodies – the Company.
40. The Articles of Association.
41. Share Capital.
42. Loan Capital.
43. Membership and Minority Protection.
44. Directors and the Secretary.
45. Auditors and Investigations.
46. Meetings, Resolutions and Publicity.
47. Reconstructions, Mergers and Takeovers.
48. Liquidation, Administration (and Administration Orders), Receivership, and Voluntary Arrangements.
REFLECTION AND CONSOLIDATION 5.
Part 6 Employment Law.
49. Employees and the Self Employed.
50. The Contract of Employment.
51. The Common Law Duties of an Employee.
52. Duties of an Employer.
53. Wages.
54. Maternity Rights.
55. Equality.
56. Termination of the Contract of Employment.
57. Redundancy.
58. Industrial Injuries: Employer Liability.
59. Health and Safety At Work.
60. Institutions and Tribunals.
61. Trade Unions.
REFLECTION AND CONSOLIDATION 6.
Appendix 1. Answers to Self Assessment Exercises.

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