Product Description

The leading authority on the subject in the UK, the new edition of The Sale of Goods  gives a full and detailed account of the English law of the sale of goods. It also includes a treatment of the law as it applies in Scotland and Northern Ireland.

The 11th edition is brought right up to date with legislative and common law changes that have taken place over the past four years.

The Sale of Goods is suitable for undergraduate LLB options in sale of goods and commercial law, and also for postgraduate and Bar Vocational courses.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #26473 in Books
• Published on: 2005-04-21
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 574 pages

From the Back Cover

The Sale of Goods

11th Edition

P. S. Atiyah

John N. Adams

Hector MacQueen

The latest edition of this influential book gives a full and critical account of the law of sale of goods in the United Kingdom. It has the rare distinction of being a textbook that is at once highly readable and of great authority.

This eleventh edition has been brought up to date with legislative and common law changes that have taken place over the last four years. In particular, it covers the changes brought in by the new Consumer Guarantees Directive which has required substantial amendment to the Sale of Goods Act 1979.  It also incorporates new material on software sales law and e-commerce law. Reflecting the increasing divergence of Scots and English law in this area, this edition again includes a treatment of the law as it applies in Scotland.

The Sale of Goods is suitable for undergraduate LL.B. options in sale of goods and commercial law including the University of London (External) LL.B. and also for postgraduate LL.M. courses in commercial law and international trade law. The book is also highly recommended for the Bar Vocational Course paper on sale of goods and provides an authoritative point of first reference for practitioners of commercial law.

The authors

P. S. Atiyah is a Fellow of the British Academy and was formerly Professor of English Law at the University of Oxford. John N. Adams is a Barrister and Professor of Intellectual Property at the University of Sheffield. Hector MacQueen is Professor of Private Law at the School of Law, University of Edinburgh.

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