GOODE ON PROPRIETARY RIGHTS AND INSOLVENCY IN SALES TRANSACTIONS

Goode on Proprietary Rights and Insolvency in Sales Transactions presents a lucid and penetrating analysis of these concepts and places them in the context of typical commercial transactions, whether these relate to ordinary sales, rights to oil and gas or interests in precious metals.

The new edition of Goode on Proprietary Rights and Insolvency in Sales Transactions:
Provides a complete guide to proprietary rights and insolvency in sale transactions
Discusses the fundamental concepts and principles of ownership, possession and sales in relation to contracts where one of the parties has become insolvent
Identifies the problems that can arise in practice in a range of sale transactions and presents possible solutions
Provides commentary on the relevant legislation and case law surrounding this area
Discusses the acquisition of proprietary rights relating to oil, gas, minerals and precious metals
Addresses issues surrounding buying through an agent, including the use of agents in international sales
Deals with reservation of title, mixing, following and tracing the proceeds of goods
Takes into account numerous cases and two major statutory developments in s.20A of the Sales of Goods Act 1979 and the Carriage of Goods by Sea Act 199
Incorporates the major reforms brought by the Enterprise Act 2002