Business Law Q&A (Questions & Answers) (Questions & Answers) |
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Ann E.M. Holmes, David Kelly
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Pages: 304 (Textbook Binding)
ISBN: 1859412750
Pub: Routledge Cavendish
Pub date: 1997-09-16
Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 721682
Reader Reviews:
Q & A Series - Business Law (10/10 people found this helpful)
I am an ACCA student and I have never touched on the law side of accountancy before. I found this book very useful as the questions were very easy to take in and understand instead of them being in techinical jargon even though the book has been written by experienced law lecturers who are themselves examiners. You are guided by excellent question plans and the answers once again are very easy to follow and take in and very understandable!! I found a lot of useful info from the book and has helped me a great deal in my studying.
The questions are split up into different sections:
-Sources of Law
-The Law of Contract
-Sale of Goods
-Negligence
-Individual Employment Rights
-Agency
-Partnership
-Company Law
-Negotiable Instruments & Consumer Credit
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