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Agency: Law and Principles

Agency: Law and Principles

by RoderickMunday (Author)

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    Paperback 2010

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Synopsis

This new work fills the gap for a much-needed clear, accessible and easy-to-use book on agency. It provides a useful reminder of the principles of agency law for experienced practitioners. It is also of interest to students looking for an approachable text on this topic. The Commercial Agents (Council Directive) Regulations 1993, which implement the European Directive relating to Self Employed Commercial Agents (86/653/EEC), have come to assume growing practical importance and there is now a significant body of English (and European) case law interpreting and illustrating the operation of this body of law. In consequence, questions arising out of the Regulations have become a regular feature of the commercial practitioner's work. This new work reflects this change of legal focus and explains the Regulations in significant detail. In addition to covering the general principles of agency law, the work addresses the application of law and the activities of particular classes of commercial agents operating in the major commercial centres, such as finance and banking, and international trade. The content includes discussion of actual and apparent authority of an agent, agency of necessity, want of authority and ratification as well as the legal relations between principal and agent, between principal and third party and between agent and third party, sub-agency and termination of agency.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 400
 Publisher: OUP Oxford
Published: 21 Jan 2010
ISBN 10: 0199230374
ISBN 13: 9780199230372

Media Reviews
This new work, written by a leading Cambridge academic, is in my view now the best one stop introduction to agency available for practitioners and law students alike... The quality of the work is impressive and this essential work should form part of all academic law libraries and the law libraries of any firm of solicitors or set of chambers operating in the commercial field. Bankim Thanki QC, Fountain Court Chambers ...whether you are student, academic or busy lawyer, this is a short book from which you will find it difficult not to benefit Andrew Tettenborn, University of Exeter To tackle this reasonably 'new' area of the law of agency in a general book on the topic further helps to highlight the relevance of agency as a modern commercial marketing tool for businesses. Overall this contribution represents a very useful addition to the scholarship in this area and will assist many readers to further their understanding of this fascinating area Severine Saintier, Legal Studies
Author Bio

Roderick Munday is the Director of Studies in Law at Peterhouse and is Reader in Law at the University of Cambridge.

Having completed his undergraduate studies in Law at Cambridge and having begun research towards a doctorate, Dr. Munday intermitted his research in order to take up a teaching post at the Institut de Droit Compar , Universit Panth on-Assas Paris II. Upon his return to Cambridge he was elected into a Research Fellowship at St. Catharine's College, but shortly afterwards translated to Peterhouse as an Official Fellow. In addition to directing studies, Dr. Munday has held a number of substantial College offices over the years, including those of Senior Tutor and Admissions Tutor. He is also a bencher of Lincoln's Inn. Dr. Munday currently lectures in the Law Faculty on the Law of Contract, Commercial Law, Criminal Procedure and Criminal Evidence, and Comparative Law. His research interests are varied, but have lately centred upon the Law of Evidence, Comparative Law and legal method. He has co-written the leading student textbook on the Law of Agency, and has recently published a fifth edition of his popular textbook on the Law of Evidence as well as co-editing a volume of essays on comparative legal studies. He is editor-in-chief of the Justice of the Peace Law Reports and has written extensively on the subject of law reporting. Dr. Munday holds a part-time visiting professorial appointment at the Universit Panth on-Assas Paris II, and in the past has held visiting chairs at the Universit Paris I Panth on-Sorbonne, the University of Poitiers, the University of Kansas, the Victoria University of Wellington, and the University of Florida.