Nagel’s Commercial Law 7th Edition
This book deals comprehensively with the areas of law applied in the commercial sphere.
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Product description
This book deals comprehensively with the areas of law applied in the commercial sphere.
Topics include the general principles of the law of contract, nominate contracts, e-commerce, fintech and financial law, tax law and insolvency law.
Table of contents
Part One - TRANSFORMATION OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN LEGAL SYSTEM IN CONTEXT OF COMMERCIAL LAW
Chapter 1 - The South African Legal System and its History
Chapter 2 - The evolution of commercial law through the sources of South African law
Part Two - GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF THE LAW OF CONTRACT
Chapter 3 - Introduction to the law of contract and requirements for validity
Chapter 4 - Parties to the contract, conditions, and related concepts, particular terms and interpretation of contracts
Chapter 5 - Breach of contract and termination of the contractual relationship
Part Three - SPECIFIC TYPES OF CONTRACTS
Chapter 6 - Introduction to the law of Aaency and relationship between the parties
Chapter 7 - Special types of principles and agents
Chapter 8 - Introduction and prescribed formalities
Chapter 9 - Rights and duties of the parties (Seller and Buyer)
Chapter 10 - Formation, termination and renewal of a lease, and miscellaneous aspects
Chapter 11 - Rights and duties of the parties (lessor and lessee)
Chapter 12 - Introduction and overview of regulatory framework: National Credit Act and selected aspects
Chapter 13 - Consumer protection in respect of the contract document and after conclusion of the contract
Chapter 14 - Rescission and termination of credit agreements, debt enforcement, and dispute settlement
Chapter 15 - Aspects of consumer agreements and the Consumer Protection Act
Chapter 16 - Service contracts
Part Four - FINANCIAL LAW
Chapter 17 - Regulation of financial advice and customer due diligence
Chapter 18 - Financial technology and the Law
Chapter 19 - Introduction to insurance law and insurance contracts
Chapter 20 - Specific aspects of insurance contracts and non-life and life Insurance
Chapter 21 - Introduction and regulatory framework
Chapter 22 - Electronic payment systems and devices
Chapter 23 - General introduction and suretyship
Chapter 24 - Real security
Chapter 25 - General introduction and insolvency procedures
Chapter 26 - Effects of sequestration and administration of insolvent estates
Chapter 27 - Introduction to taxation
Chapter 28 - Income tax
Chapter 29 - Innovation, data and commerce: regulatory framework
Part Five - LABOUR LAW AND ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION
Chapter 30 - General introduction to labour law and individual labour law
Chapter 31 - Collective labour law
Chapter 32 - Alternative dispute resolution
