‘Sales’ on Retention of Title terms: is the English law analysis broken?
Hard cases make bad law. The history of the Bunkers litigation in the English courts demonstrates, as is often the case, that the history and context of litigation can have a strong and decisive effect on both the result and the legal reasoning leading to that result. This article argues that, whil...
Auteur principal: | Gullifer, L |
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Format: | Journal article |
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Sweet & Maxwell
2017
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