A Manual of Commercial Law: Containing a Clear, Concise and Logical Exposition, of the Rules Relating to Business, Transactions and the Management of Affairs (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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This work was originally published in 1898. The aim of the author in this, as in former editions, is to state clearly, accurately and in language as free as possible from technicalities, the ele mentary rules and principles of American law with which it seems most important that business men should be familiar, his object being to make an instructive manual and reference work for general readers and men of affairs, and a practical text - book for use in schools and colleges where commercial branches are taught. Though the book has been recognized as standard and has formed the basis of the work of many of the leading com mercial schools and departments throughout the country for many years, the present revision has seemed a practical necessity owing, among other things, to the recent adoption in many states of uniform commercial codes, and to occasional important develop ments and applications of legal rules, or to statutory changes in the law.

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