Personal property law

by Simon Gleeson

This title deals with the complex and wide-ranging area of the law that is personal property. The book considers the applicability of laws when dealing with different types of property, such as bank accounts, dematerialized securities, information and commodities in various situations. It looks in detail at four main the passing of title in sale/purchase transactions; the creation of proprietary security rights in personal property; the retention of title questions relating to assets; and litigation and the remedies which may be sought from a court.

476 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1997