| Description |
xi, 74 pages ; 26 cm |
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regular print |
| Series |
E-commerce : the implications for the law ; 1 |
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E-commerce: the implications for the law ; 1
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| Contents |
Part A. Law of contract -- Part B. Contractual terms -- Part C. Capacity and authorisation -- Part D. Trade practices and its interaction with e-commerce |
| Summary |
The Internet has lead to a revolution in how commerce is carried out. Whilst ecommerce is a new field of expertise, there are still general legal principles that apply to all transactions. This book looks at the changes for business brought about by ecommerce and the resulting legal framework. It examines legal issues that have to be addressed when making sales of goods over the Internet: contract law, contractual terms, capacity and authorisation, and trade practices. The Report explains the legal principles behind new ecommerce terms such as "shrinkwrap", "webwrap" and "cyberstuffing". It discusses terms such as "merchantable quality" and "s 52 of the TPA" in the context of ecommerce. The Report provides a current summary of case law developments in the ecommerce field as it applies to sales of goods and also looks at the implications of the legal principles to practical situations such as web site design, advertising, domain names, and linking and framing |
| Notes |
Includes index |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
Electronic version available on Lawbook Online |
| Subject |
Contracts -- Australia.
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Internet -- Law and legislation -- Australia.
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Electronic commerce -- Law and legislation -- Australia.
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| Author |
Levinson, Elizabeth.
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| LC no. |
2002416069 |
| ISBN |
0455218269 |
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