Australian Business Law by Paul Latimer (16th edition, 1997) is a well-established legal textbook covering the core principles of business and commercial law in Australia. This edition explores key areas including contracts, torts, consumer protection, agency, partnerships, companies, and trade practices, with clear explanations and practical examples. Widely used by university students and professionals, it remains a solid reference for understanding the legal framework governing Australian business activities.

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• Cover: Scuffing, rubbing, fading, or dented/bumped corners, or may be damaged.

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