Commercial Law

Author: Judith Sihombing

The third edition of Commercial Law in Hong Kong is an essential text for students studying commercial law, as well as for practitioners and analysts. It examines all aspects of commercial law, with reference to the relevant legislation and cases in Hong Kong and internationally.

Author: Mimi Zou

"Written clearly and practically, Professor Mimi Zou's new textbook is sure to be the ""go-to"" book for the many people all over the world seeking to understand Chinese contract law." - Prof. Susan Finder, Distinguished Scholar in Residence, School of Transnational Law, Peking University (Shenzhen) and Founder, the Supreme People’s Court Monitor. 

"This is a very timely and valuable addition to the literature on Chinese Law of Contract. The author is to be congratulated for providing a very clear and precise introduction to this area of the law. The coverage of this book is very helpful, not just to law students but also to practitioners and investors who need a clear understanding of this important area of the Chinese Law." - Dr. William M.F. Wong, S.C. Senior Counsel, Hong Kong SAR and the British Virgin Islands, Des Voeux Chambers, Hong Kong.

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Authors: Krishnan Arjunan, Abdul Majid bin Nabi Basksh

Business Law in Hong Kong – Third Edition offers an in-depth overview to essential aspects of business law, including law of contract, company, partnership, principles of negligence, and sale of goods.

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Author: Lee Mason

Unlike the substantive law of contract, construction of contractual terms is essentially intuitive in nature, with no rules but, rather, with fundamental guiding principles which have evolved from a large body of case law and, indeed, continue to evolve. It is, therefore, essential that any commercial lawyer has a solid grasp of such principles so as to enable them to anticipate how contractual terms are likely to be interpreted by the court for the purposes of giving advice and drafting contractual documents. Other than examining the guiding principles of contractual construction, the book will also consider related concepts, such as implied terms, rectification and estoppel by convention, which are also highly relevant to the overall construction issue.

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