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The Loan Book [eBook]
The Loan Book is a specialist text specifically dealing with loans and is intended as a handbook for lawyers, accountants and members of the commercial community. Loans are an everyday occurrence in life and in business. The implications are not always well understood. The author presents a helpful and concise commentary on aspects of loans, including when they are repayable at common law and what considerations come into play in deciding whether a payment is a loan or a gift.
Features
• Specialist text specifically dealing with loans
• Clear and concise commentary
• Authoritative author
• Practical and accessible
Related Titles
• Simpson, The Law of Bankruptcy Notices and Creditors’ Petitions
• Beatty, Annotated National Credit Code 6e
Publication Date: July 2020
Publisher: LexisNexis
The Loan Book is a specialist text specifically dealing with loans and is intended as a handbook for lawyers, accountants and members of the commercial community. Loans are an everyday occurrence in life and in business. The implications are not always well understood. The author presents a helpful and concise commentary on aspects of loans, including when they are repayable at common law and what considerations come into play in deciding whether a payment is a loan or a gift.
Features
• Specialist text specifically dealing with loans
• Clear and concise commentary
• Authoritative author
• Practical and accessible
Related Titles
• Simpson, The Law of Bankruptcy Notices and Creditors’ Petitions
• Beatty, Annotated National Credit Code 6e
PART I : INTRODUCTION
Chapter 1 : Principles and Preliminary Issues in the Law of Evidence
PART II : ADMISSIBILITY
Chapter 2 : Facts in Issue and Relevant Facts
Chapter 3 : Similar Facts
Chapter 4 : Hearsay
Chapter 5 : Evidence from Parties : Assertions and Related Issues
Chapter 6 : General Exceptions to the Hearsay Rule
Chapter 7 : Judgments
Chapter 8 : Opinion Evidence
Chapter 9 : Character
Chapter 10 : Judicial Discretion to Exclude Evidence
PART III : PROOF
Chapter 11 : Modes of Proof
Chapter 12 : Burden and Standards of Proof
Chapter 13 : Corroboration
PART IV : PRIVILEGES AND IMMUNITIES
Chapter 14 : Legal Professional Privilege
Chapter 15 : Privilege and Immunity
PART V : PREPARATION OF EVIDENCE
Chapter 16 : Foundations
Chapter 17 : Selection and Organisation of the Evidence
PART VI : TRIAL
Chapter 18 : Opening the Case
Chapter 19 : Evidence-in-Chief
Chapter 20 : Cross-Examination
Chapter 21 : Re-Examination
Chapter 22 : Closing Address
Chapter 23 : Overview of the Trial Process
Chapter 24 : An Outline of Ethics in the Course of Litigation