Goods: Sales and Securities (3rd edition)Hong Kong University Press, 1 jan. 1997 - 188 sidor The purpose of this book is to introduce elements of the law concerning dealings with goods in Hong Kong to non-lawyers. It assumes that the reader is familiar in outline with the legal system in Hong Kong and knows something of the law of contract. Technical terms are explained in Chapter One to enable the reader to study the chapters on substantive law without needing to consult a legal dictionary. The dealings which can be effected with goods have been described in some detail. This book contains all that an accounting student needs to study for Hong Kong Society Accountants' Examination in respect of goods. It is one of a series published by Hong Kong University Press, under the General Editorship of Professor Derek Roebuck, to provide accounting students with an introduction to Hong Kong law. |
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... Seller's Lien 98 5.3 Stoppage in Transitu 99 5.4 Resale 103 5.5 Other Remedies 104 6. Seller's Remedies 6.1 Introduction 107 107 6.2 Action for the Price and Damages 108 6.3 Anticipatory viii Goods : Sales and Securities.
... Seller's Lien 98 5.3 Stoppage in Transitu 99 5.4 Resale 103 5.5 Other Remedies 104 6. Seller's Remedies 6.1 Introduction 107 107 6.2 Action for the Price and Damages 108 6.3 Anticipatory viii Goods : Sales and Securities.
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Sales and Securities (3rd edition) Judith Sihombing. 6.2 Action for the Price and Damages 108 6.3 Anticipatory Breach 116 6.4 Mitigation and Remoteness 117 6.5 Special Damages or Interest 119 7. Buyer's Remedies 121 7.1 Introduction 121 ...
Sales and Securities (3rd edition) Judith Sihombing. 6.2 Action for the Price and Damages 108 6.3 Anticipatory Breach 116 6.4 Mitigation and Remoteness 117 6.5 Special Damages or Interest 119 7. Buyer's Remedies 121 7.1 Introduction 121 ...
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... action against the wrongdoer if the act complained of was also a criminal act . The act of conversion denies the ... actions did not constitute conversion because he did not intend to deny the owner's possession in the horses and he made ...
... action against the wrongdoer if the act complained of was also a criminal act . The act of conversion denies the ... actions did not constitute conversion because he did not intend to deny the owner's possession in the horses and he made ...
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... action in endorsing the delivery order meant that he had dealt with the owners ' wheat and given it to a person who was not entitled to it . This meant that the owners ' possession had been interfered with ( and also in this case ...
... action in endorsing the delivery order meant that he had dealt with the owners ' wheat and given it to a person who was not entitled to it . This meant that the owners ' possession had been interfered with ( and also in this case ...
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... action in deceit . The court said that the directors had misrepresented their presently intended purpose and so they were liable in deceit . In Derry v Peek ( 1889 ) 14 App Cas 337 an Act of Parliament incorporated a tramway company and ...
... action in deceit . The court said that the directors had misrepresented their presently intended purpose and so they were liable in deceit . In Derry v Peek ( 1889 ) 14 App Cas 337 an Act of Parliament incorporated a tramway company and ...
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Goods | 37 |
1 | 53 |
1 | 83 |
Performance of the Contract of Sale | 91 |
18 | 95 |
Real Remedies of the Seller | 97 |
19 | 107 |
Buyers Remedies | 121 |
Contracts for the Sale of Goods International Sales | 133 |
Contracts for the Sale of Goods | 137 |
Credit Agreements and Personal Property | 147 |
25 | 170 |
Table of Statutes | 171 |
35 | 176 |
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