Anglo-American Commercial Law - (English Version)

Author: Zhu Jianlin
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Publishing Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book is selected from international commercial case studies from courts in the United States and the United Kingdom. These cases primarily involve contracts for the sale of goods, letter of credit transactions, damage compensation and remedies, as well as the supervision and support of court proceedings for arbitration. Given that these cases are highly representative in the field of international commercial law and that their reasoning analysis, written expression, logical reasoning, and other aspects are of great reference and value, the author is very pleased to select such cases, edit them into a book, and recommend them to colleagues engaged in international commercial law and arbitration, especially students who have chosen international commercial law, whether they are undergraduate law students, graduate students, or doctoral students. The success of this book's editing should be credited to Zhang Ye, Liu Xianlai, and Cao Lijun. Especially Liu Xianlai, whose proofreading was so conscientious and responsible. Without their strong support, it would have been difficult to complete the book in such a short time. Here, the gratitude should be profound and sincere, not mere superficial flattery.