Consumer Sales Law

John Macleod retired from University in 2004, having taught sales and financing law to undergraduates for 40 years. Specialising in payment cards (including credit, charge and debit cards), he was for 20 years chief examiner in the finance industry. In retirement, he has at last found time to get to the bottom of the subject.

CONTENTS

Preface v

Table of statutes xi

Table of statutory instruments xxxvii

Table of cases xxxix

Bibliography lxxi

PART 1 THE NATURE OF THE CONTRACTS FOR THE SUPPLY OF GOODS

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Subject-matter of the supply contract - goods and price

PART 2 CONSUMER PROTECTION

Chapter 3 Regulation of business

Chapter 4 Consumer protection and the criminal law

Chapter 5 Consumer protection and instalment credit

Chapter 6 Licensing

Chapter 7 Moneylending

PART 3 NEGOTIATING SUPPLY CONTRACTS

Chapter 8 Seeking business

Chapter 9 Formalities of the agreement

Chapter 10 Formation of the agreement

PART 4 THE CONTENTS OF A CONTRACT FOR THE SUPPLY OF GOODS

Chapter 11 Contractual terms

Chapter 12 Undertakings as to title

Chapter 13 Undertakings as to quantity and quality

Chapter 14 Undertakings as to fitness and satisfactory quality

Chapter 15 Other implied terms and obligations

Chapter 16 Financed transactions

Chapter 17 Product Liability

Chapter 18 Exclusions and disclaimers

PART 5 THE CONVEYANCE IN SUPPLY CONTRACTS

Chapter 19 The effects of the contract

Chapter 20 The passing of property

Chapter 21 The transfer of Title

Chapter 22 Risk and impossibility

PART 6 THE PRICE IN SALE AND HIRE PURCHASE CONTRACTS

Chapter 23 Delivery and possession

Chapter 24 The unpaid supplier's possessory rights

Chapter 25 Security for the price

PART 7 DISCHARGE, ENFORCEMENT AND REMEDIES

Chapter 26 Discharge of contractual obligations

Chapter 27 Remedies of the supplier -"Creditor or owner"

Chapter 28 Enforcement by public authorities
Chapter 29 Remedies of the transferee - "debtor or hirer"
Index