Lindley & Banks on Partnership

Acknowledged as "the definitive work on the law of partnership", the 18th edition of "Lindley and Banks" continues to provide a classic statement of the law, on both general and limited partnership. This 18th edition includes in-depth, high-level coverage of developments since the last edition, including a steady stream of significant decided cases. A number of previously unreported cases have also been included, such as Taylor Stuart and Co vs. Croft (1997), on the nature of solicitation and distinction between a penalty and liquidated damages. It is a new edition of the most authoritative text on partnership law. It saves the busy practitioner time - all the key sources have been refined into a one-stop source on the subject. It examines key Commonwealth and Scots decisions that address issues as yet undeveloped by English authorities - providing innovative perspectives on age-old problems. It interprets all recent changes in the law - including significant developments in areas, such as liability, partnership agreements, and the doctrine of repudiation, as well as the changes introduced by the Civil Procedure Rules.