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Legal Aspects of Marketing and Sales
This text covers key legal issues relating to corporate management and finance. The text is organized to permit instructors to tailor the materials to their particular approach. The authors take special care to engage students by relating law to everyday events with their clear, concise and readable style.
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- LibreTexts
- Publisher
- LibreTexts
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- CC BY-NC-SA
- Language
- EN
- Category
- Marketing
Contents· 182 sections
- 01: Introduction to Law and Legal Systems
- 1.02: 1.1 What is Law
- 1.03: 1.2 Schools of Legal Thought
- 1.04: 1.3 Basic Concepts and Categories of US Positive Law
- 1.05: 1.4 Sources of Law and Their Priority
- 1.06: 1.5 Legal and Political Systems of the World
- 1.07: 1.6 A Sample Case
- 1.08: 1.7 Summary and Exercises
- 02: Corporate Social Responsibility and Business Ethics
- 2.1: What Is Ethics
- 2.2: Major Ethical Perspectives
- 2.3: An Ethical Decision Model
- 2.4: Corporations and Corporate Governance
- 2.5: Summary and Exercises
- 03: Courts and the Legal Process
- 3.02: Section 2-
- 3.03: Section 3-
- 3.04: Section 4-
- 3.05: Section 5-
- 3.06: Section 6-
- 3.6: When Can Someone Bring a Lawsuit
- 3.7: Relations with Lawyers
- 3.8: Alternative Means of Resolving Disputes
- 3.9: Cases
- 04: Constitutional Law and US Commerce
- 4.02: Section 2-
- 4.03: Section 3-
- 4.04: Section 4-
- 4.05: Section 5-
- 4.6: Cases
- 4.06: Section 6-
- 4.7: Summary and Exercises
- 05: Administrative Law
- 5.02: Section 2-
- 5.03: Section 3-
- 5.04: Section 4-
- 5.05: Section 5-
- 5.6: Cases
- 5.06: Section 6-
- 5.7: Summary and Exercises
- 06: Criminal Law
- 6.02: Section 2-
- 6.03: Section 3-
- 6.04: Section 4-
- 6.05: Section 5-
- 6.6: Constitutional Rights of the Accused
- 6.06: Section 6-
- 6.7: Cases
- 6.8: Summary and Exercises
- 07: Introduction to Tort Law
- 7.02: Section 2-
- 7.03: Section 3-
- 7.04: Section 4-
- 7.05: Section 5-
- 7.06: Section 6-
- 7.6: Summary and Exercises
- 08: Contracts
- 8.02: Section 2-
- 8.03: Section 3-
- 8.04: Section 4-
- 8.05: Section 5-
- 8.06: Section 6-
- 09: Relationships Between Principal and Agent
- 9.02: Section 2-
- 9.03: Section 3-
- 9.04: Section 4-
- 9.05: Section 5-
- 10: Liability of Principal and Agent Termination of Agency
- 10.02: Section 2-
- 10.03: Section 3-
- 10.04: Section 4-
- 10.05: Section 5-
- 10.06: Section 6-
- 11: Partnerships: General Characteristics and Formation
- 11.02: Section 2-
- 11.03: Section 3-
- 11.04: Section 4-
- 11.05: Section 5-
- 12: Partnership Operation and Termination
- 12.02: Section 2-
- 12.03: Section 3-
- 12.04: Section 4-
- 12.05: Section 5-
- 12.06: Section 6-
- 13: Hybrid Business Forms
- 13.02: Section 2-
- 13.03: Section 3-
- 13.04: Section 4-
- 13.05: Section 5-
- 13.06: Section 6-
- 14: Corporation: General Characteristics and Formation
- 14.02: Section 2-
- 14.03: Section 3-
- 14.04: Section 4-
- 14.05: Section 5-
- 14.6: Effect of Organization
- 14.06: Section 6-
- 14.7: Cases
- 14.8: Summary and Exercises
- 15: Legal Aspects of Corporate Finance
- 15.02: Section 2-
- 15.03: Section 3-
- 15.04: Section 4-
- 15.05: Section 5-
- 15.06: Section 6-
- 15.6: The Winds of Change
- 15.7: Cases
- 15.8: Summary and Exercises
- 16: Corporate Powers and Management
- 16.02: Section 2-
- 16.03: Section 3-
- 16.04: Section 4-
- 16.05: Section 5-
- 16.06: Section 6-
- 16.6: Summary and Exercises
- 17: Securities Regulation
- 17.02: Section 2-
- 17.03: Section 3-
- 17.04: Section 4-
- 17.05: Section 5-
- 18: Corporate Expansion State and Federal Regulation of Foreign Corporations and Corporate Dissolution
- 18.02: Section 2-
- 18.03: Section 3-
- 18.04: Section 4-
- 18.05: Section 5-
- 18.06: Section 6-
- 19: Nature and Form of Commercial Paper
- 19.02: Section 2-
- 19.03: Section 3-
- 19.04: Section 4-
- 19.05: Section 5-
- 19.06: Section 6-
- 20: Negotiation of Commercial Paper
- 20.02: Section 2-
- 20.03: Section 3-
- 20.04: Section 4-
- 20.05: Section 5-
- 20.06: Section 6-
- 21: Holder in Due Course and Defenses
- 21.1: Holder in Due Course
- 21.2: Defenses and Role in Consumer Transactions
- 21.3: Cases
- 21.4: Summary and Exercises
- 22: Liability and Discharge
- 22.1: Liability Imposed by Signature: Agents Authorized and Unauthorized
- 22.2: Contract Liability of Parties
- 22.3: Warranty Liability of Parties
- 22.4: Discharge
- 22.5: Cases
- 22.6: Summary and Exercises
- 23: Legal Aspects of Banking
- 23.1: Banks and Their Customers
- 23.2: Electronic Funds Transfers
- 23.3: Wholesale Transactions and Letters of Credit
- 23.4: Cases
- 23.5: Summary and Exercises
- 24: Consumer Credit Transactions
- 24.1: Entering into a Credit Transaction
- 24.2: Consumer Protection Laws and Debt Collection Practices
- 24.3: Cases
- 24.4: Summary and Exercises
- 25: Secured Transactions and Suretyship
- 25.1: Introduction to Secured Transactions
- 25.2: Priorities
- 25.3: Rights of Creditor on Default and Disposition after Repossession
- 25.4: Suretyship
- 25.5: Cases
- 25.6: Summary and Exercises
- 26: Mortgages and Non-consensual Liens
- 26.1: Uses History and Creation of Mortgages
- 26.2: Priority Termination of the Mortgage and Other Methods of Using Real Estate as Security
- 26.3: Nonconsensual Lien
- 26.4: Cases
- 26.5: Summary and Exercises
- 27: Bankruptcy
- 27.1: Introduction to Bankruptcy and Overview of the 2005 Bankruptcy Act
- 27.2: Case Administration Creditors Claims Debtors Exemptions and Dischargeable Debts Debtors Estate
- 27.3: Chapter 7 Liquidation
- 27.4: Chapter 11 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcies
- 27.5: Alternatives to Bankruptcy
- 27.6: Cases
- 27.7: Summary and Exercises