Introduction to Commercial Law - Custom (eBook)

Jeremy Finn has recently retired from the School of Law at Canterbury where he had taught since 1978. He has published widely in the law of contract, legal history, criminal law and criminal procedure, and the law relating to natural disasters.

Duncan Webb is the member of Parliament for Christchurch Central. Formerly a partner and litigator at Lane Neave and a prior to that a professor of law at the University of Canterbury. He is a leading expert in lawyers’ ethics and legal responsibility and insurance law.

The author team consists of Richard Scragg, Lynne Taylor, Simon Dorset, Jonathan Scragg, Andrew Simpson, Sarah Hughes, Stephen Hunter, Matthew Harris and Aaron Sherriff.

Stephen Todd is professor of law at the University of Canterbury and holds a fractional position as professor of common law at the University of Nottingham in England. He specialises in the law of contract and the law of torts and has written extensively in both of these fields.

Debra Wilson is an associate professor of law at the University of Canterbury. She has a strong research reputation in Fair Trading Act and consumer law, and has published extensively on this subject. Debra was the co-author of two editions of Fair Trading: Misleading or Deceptive Conduct, is the author of the 'Fair Trading Act' chapters in Commercial Law in New Zealand and Consumer Law in New Zealand, 2nd edition, and is the New Zealand editor of the Trade Practices Law Journal/Australian Journal of Competition and Consumer Law.