A Handbook of Company Law covers the wider subject of business law that includes inter-alia elements of commercial law and the law of business associations. It covers a few of the topics that commonly feature in accountancy and business management courses in commercial law, company law, and in curricula designed for undergraduate students of law.
Principles of Commercial Law provides a much-needed alternative to rather over-simplistic, largely unrevised, inadequately reasoned, and occasionally misleading works of domestic writers, and to the highly technical and overly intricate texts of authors in the wider common law jurisdiction. Dr. Laibuta’s extensive practical experience in research, teaching, and legal practice in commercial and other areas of contract law have contributed immensely to the pragmatic and outstanding scholarly approach with which this textbook is written.
