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The law of personal property / Michael Bridge, Louise Gullifer, Kelvin F.K. Low, Gerard McMeel.
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Publication details:
London : Sweet & Maxwell, 2018.
Edition:
2nd edition
Record id:
88469
Subject:
Personal property -- Great Britain.
Commercial law -- England.
Commercial law -- Wales.
Contents:
1. Introduction
2. Ownership and co-ownership of personal property
3. Goods
4. Debts and things in action
5. Documentary intangibles
6. Equity and debt securities
7. Money
8. Intellectual property rights
9. Goodwill, confidences, trade secrets and information
10. Possessory interests
11. Bailment
12. Storage and carriage
13. Leases and hire
14. Trust interests
15. Security interests
16. Modes of acquisition and divestment not based on consent: finding, mixing, manufacturing and succession
17. Gift and donation mortis causa
18. Property aspects of sale of goods: general
19. Property aspects of sale of goods: interests in bulk goods
20. Property aspects of sale of goods: retention of title clauses
21. Requirements for assignment
22. Rights transferred by assignment
23. Unassignable rights
24. Novation
25. Negotiation of documentary intangibles
26. Security interests
27. Transfer of money
28. Dealings in intellectual property
29. Transfer of possessory interests
30. Title conflicts: nemo dat and its exceptions
31. Following, tracing, and claiming
32. Protecting and enforcing interests at common law: the personal property law torts
33. Specific relief: delivery up of goods and other remedies
34. Enforcing rights in respect of secondary interests
35. Protection of equitable ownership interests
36. Personal property in insolvency proceedings
37.Conflict of laws and tangible movable property
38. Conflict of laws and intangible movable property.
Summary:
The Law of Personal Property provides a treatment of personal property and covers both tangible and intangible property, including things in action, intellectual property rights and shares and securities. It also examines all modes of dealing with or transferring interests in intangible property. - Publisher's website.
Note:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
9780414051010
Phys. description:
cxliii, 1185 pages ; 24 cm