Books on Australian commercial law are generally located at KN 250 K1.
First principles of business and company law by
This long-standing text has been re-titled First Principles of Business and Company Law as the new 12th Edition deals with company law in more detail. Topics have also been regrouped and revised for clarity and balance. The 250 case summaries, which illustrate and amplify basic principles, have been gathered in a chapter of their own, where they can be referred to selectively by students. The textbook is supported by interactive eStudy modules. Accessible online at www.fpbl.com.au on any device running a standard internet browser, the modules help students develop their understanding of the law, and how legal rules apply in practical situations. The modules provide hundreds of questions and examples, with instant feedback and electronic access to the case summaries and selected legislation.
First principles of business and company law : textbook and eStudy modules by
This long-standing text has been re-titled First Principles of Business and Company Law as the new 12th Edition deals with company law in more detail. Topics have also been regrouped and revised for clarity and balance. The 250 case summaries, which illustrate and amplify basic principles, have been gathered in a chapter of their own, where they can be referred to selectively by students. The textbook is supported by interactive eStudy modules. Accessible online at www.fpbl.com.au on any device running a standard internet browser, the modules help students develop their understanding of the law, and how legal rules apply in practical situations. The modules provide hundreds of questions and examples, with instant feedback and electronic access to the case summaries and selected legislation.
Commercial Applications of Company Law by
A practical, accessible approach to how company law shapes business planning.Commercial Applications of Company Law 2021 makes corporate law accessible to students and practitioners by putting the law in context. Focusing on typical experiences of companies and their advisers, it explains the application of the law in an understandable and relevant manner.This textbook guides readers through complex legislation and contemporary issues with expert commentary, while practically demonstrating how company law shapes business planning and decision-making.NEW TO THIS EDITION:Changes to meeting procedures, corporate reporting and execution of documents in response to the COVID-19 pandemicPredicted changes to director liability and restructuring options and procedures in corporate insolvencyNew cases in directors' and officers' liabilityExpanded treatment of corporate social responsibility and evolving environmental, social and governance risk management and reporting frameworks
Concise Australian commercial law by
Concise Australian Commercial Law, now in its fifth edition, has two basic objectives: to provide students with a general understanding of the legal environment of business and to expose them to the language and perspectives of legal professionals, regulators and other commercial actors; and to provide a reference point for non-law students studying key commercial law topics - the law of contract, torts, consumer protection, agency, business organisations and business ethics - in a way that is clear, accessible and challenging for a non-law student. The authors have selected cases that should be of interest to non-law students and every effort has been made to ensure that the case extracts contain sufficient information to enable students to discuss and debate the decisions that a court has reached and appreciate how the principles could be applied in a commercial environment. Similarly the relevant legislation is discussed in a way that is designed to promote understanding of the law and the policy considerations behind the legislation. The fifth edition been updated to incorporate the many legislative changes and case law developments since the last edition. These updates include: a revised introduction (including a guide on how to approach the study of commercial law); a number of new contract law cases and an expanded section on online contracting; amendments to the Australian Consumer Law as well as a number of interesting new cases concerning consumer protection; case law developments in relation to the standard of care and causation in negligence; the recent 'safe harbour' amendments to the Corporations Act and a number of new cases dealing with directors' duties: and revisions to the chapter on Business Ethics to include references to the Royal Commission into Misconduct in the Banking, Superannuation and Financial Services Industry (the Banking Royal Commission). To ensure the text is a more complete teaching and learning package, there is a revised set of activities at the end of each chapter that have been written with the non-law student in mind and can readily be used in a student-centred group work environment.
Australian commercial law by
This classic text has provided generations of students with a clear, accessible & informative exposition of the general principles of business law. Australian Commercial Law is still the essential guide to the legal issues surrounding commercial practice. This 22nd edition has been updated to reflect all changes to the law & major case developments since the last edition. Major changes include: * Contract: Consent of Parties -- updated to include, inter alia, the recent important decision of the High Court in Garcia v National Australia Bank Ltd (1998) concerning guarantees by wives of their husband's business debts * Consumer Protection under the Trade Practices Act 1998 -- discussion of the Trade Practices Amendment (Fair Trading) Act 1998, which prohibits 'unconscionable conduct' by large corporations in transactions with small business. Also included is discussion of the Trade Practices Amendment (Country of Origin Representations) Act 1998, concerning the appropriate use of representations such as "Made in Australia" or "Product of Australia" * Property -- now includes a completely new section on Native Title * Company Law -- substantially revised to incorporate the important changes made by the Company Law Review Act 1998 * Intellectual Property -- includes significant amendments made by the Copyright Amendment Act (No. 2) 1998, concerning employed journalist's copyright, copyright in labelling & packaging of imported goods, conversion damages & the removal of the copyright restrictions on the parallel importation of records. This chapter also includes discussion of the Franchising Code of Conduct 1998. * Bankruptcy -- incorporates into the text substantial changes made by the Bankruptcy Legislation Amendment Act 1996 * Workplace Relations: Employment & Industrial Relations -- revised & updated to include recent developments including the significant decision of the High Court in Patrick Stevedores Operations No. 2 v Maritime Union Australia (1998).
Commercial law by
Commercial Law provides a clear, concise and accessible introduction to the fundamental concepts of commercial law. It describes and explains both the traditional areas of commercial law and other discrete areas of law that are now essential to successful modern commercial practice.
Law in commerce by
Law in Commerce 7th edition is a practical, easy-to-understand and useful teaching and learning resource designed specifically for undergraduate students enrolled in an introductory course on business law. Published by a global leader in legal content, it is a holistic teaching and learning resource that enables different methods of course delivery through integrated print and digital learning resources. Whether the course is delivered face-to-face, in flipped classrooms, or blended environments, Law in Commerce provides the flexibility that enables universities to teach business law in a manner that works best for them.
Business Law by
Business Law, 5th Edition (James et al.) is written for business students to provide a clear and accessible introduction to the legal system. Business law courses are the first exposure to law for many business students and the first time they are obliged to think deeply about the discipline. This updated edition presents business law in a practical context rather than the doctrinal context that many major legal publishers use. The Business Law interactive e-text features a range of instructional media content designed to provide students with an engaging learning experience. This includes practitioner videos from Herbert Smith Freehills, animated work problems and questions with immediate feedback. This new edition is a unique resource that can form the basis of a blended learning solution for lecturers.
Business law by
Gibson and Osborne continue to provide students of commercial or business law with an accessible and student-friendly, yet authoritative and comprehensive, textbook. Business Law will satisfy the requirements of most business or commercial law subjects throughout Australia.
Understanding business law by
Understanding Business Law covers a range of business law topics including contract law, sale of goods, employment law, consumer law, business structures, property (including intellectual property), civil wrongs, debt recovery and financial transactions. The authors use case examples and real-life scenarios to illustrate how legal principles are applied in a business context.
Commercial law : commentary and materials by
Commercial Law: Commentary & Materials provides a comprehensive range of case material, legislation & secondary materials essential to the study of commercial & personal property law in Australia. It opens with a discussion on the distinctiveness of Australian commercial law, then continues with a treatment of what influences & informs Australian commercial law & concludes with the future