E-commerce law : Issues for business

By:

Bagby John

Contributor(s):

Publication details: Auckland Thomson 2003Description: j-128ISBN:

9780324106794

Subject(s):

1. E-Commerce Law

DDC classification:

343.099450 BAG

Contents:

Table of contents PART ONE: THE LEGAL SYSTEM AND PRIVATE LAW. 1. Law in e-Business. 2. Constitutional Law. 3. Crimes and Torts. PART TWO: INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY. 4. Copyrights. 5. Trade Secrets and Database Protection. 6. Patents. 7. Trademarks. PART THREE: E-COMMERCE. 8. Introduction to Contracts and Their Formation. 9. Performances and Payments. 10. Writings and Records, Defenses, Remedies and Creditors' Rights. 11. Technology Transfer: Employment, Service and Distribution Contracts. PART FOUR: REGULATION. 12. Antitrust. 13. Privacy. 14. Internet Regulation.

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Table of contents
PART ONE: THE LEGAL SYSTEM AND PRIVATE LAW.
1. Law in e-Business.
2. Constitutional Law.
3. Crimes and Torts.
PART TWO: INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY.
4. Copyrights.
5. Trade Secrets and Database Protection.
6. Patents.
7. Trademarks.
PART THREE: E-COMMERCE.
8. Introduction to Contracts and Their Formation.
9. Performances and Payments.
10. Writings and Records, Defenses, Remedies and Creditors' Rights.
11. Technology Transfer: Employment, Service and Distribution Contracts.
PART FOUR: REGULATION.
12. Antitrust.
13. Privacy.
14. Internet Regulation.

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