Bowstead and Reynolds on Agency + 1st Supplement

First published in 1896, Bowstead & Reynolds on Agency is the most authoritative text in its field and provides definitive coverage for practitioners. Over the past 100 years it has come to be regarded as an unrivalled and highly respected guide to this complicated area of commercial law. The text is divided up into articles, commentary and illustrations, which provide readers with a comprehensive yet easy-to-use format. It covers contract, tort, commercial law and aspects of company and property law. Bowstead & Reynolds is an essential reference work for commercial practitioners in the UK and all Commonwealth jurisdictions. Extensive coverage Provides a comprehensive interpretation and explanation of the law of agency Goes through case law and legislation, commenting on their relevance and implications, including the EU Commercial Agents Directive and Regulations Examines the authority of agents – express, implied and apparent; and the rights of agents including issues of remuneration, indemnity and lien Details the relationships between principals and third parties, and between agents and third parties Considers the termination of agency Frequently cited in court, Bowstead & Reynolds gives you expert guidance you can rely upon