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Law of Agency, 4th edition
The only substantial Australian text on the law of agency
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Law of Agency explains the principles surrounding agency law from an Australian perspective. It refers extensively to relevant Australian case law and statutory provisions even as it offers context in main common law jurisdictions, such as the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, and New Zealand — and to some extent, Hong Kong and Singapore. In addition to cataloguing the relevant principles, this book provides commentary and analysis on areas of uncertainty and dispute through regular references to the academic commentary in the field.
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Table of contents
Part I Context
Chapter 1 Definition
Chapter 2 Agency Compared with Other Legal Relationships
Chapter 3 Capacity
Part II Creation of Agency
Chapter 4 Agency Created by Agreement
Chapter 5 Agency by Ratification
Chapter 6 Agency Arising by Operation of Law
Part III Agent’s Authority
Chapter 7 Express Authority
Chapter 8 Implied Authority
Chapter 9 Non-delegation
Part IV Agent’s Duties
Chapter 10 Sources and Incidents of Duties
Chapter 11 Duties of Performance
Chapter 12 Duties in Equity
Chapter 13 Accountability of Agents
Chapter 14 Secret Commissions Legislation
Part V Agent’s Rights
Chapter 15 Agent’s Remuneration — Contractual Connection
Chapter 16 Agent’s Remuneration — Causal Connection
Chapter 17 Agent’s Remuneration — Statutory Requirements
Chapter 18 Other Agent’s Rights
Part VI Principal’s Relationship with Third Parties
Chapter 19 Principal’s Rights and Liabilities in Contract
Chapter 20 Ostensible Authority
Chapter 21 Agency and Ostensible Ownership
Chapter 22 Principal’s Liability Outside of Contract
Part VII Agent’s Relationship with Third Parties
Chapter 23 Agent’s Relationships in Contract with Third Parties
Chapter 24 Agent’s Liability to Third Parties Outside Contract
Part VIII Termination of Agency
Chapter 25 Termination of Agency
Chapter 26 Revocation of Powers of Attorney