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Sales: A Systems Approach - 8th edition - Keating
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Sales A Systems Approach 8th edition Keating ISBN: 9798889061960
"Sales: A Systems Approach" revolutionizes the teaching of UCC Article 2 Sales of Goods courses by combining clear textual explanations with interactive and engaging learning tools. This innovative casebook, authored by Daniel Keating, offers a functional and practical perspective on Articles 2 and 2A of the Uniform Commercial Code, emphasizing the real-world mechanisms and institutions that drive marketplace transactions.
Why Choose This Casebook?
- Interactive Learning: Provides comprehensive coverage through interesting class-discussion problems and formative assessment questions, helping students test their mastery of key concepts throughout the course.
- Real-World Application: Incorporates insights from interviews with leading commerce figures and actual sales forms and documents, grounding theoretical concepts in practical, real-life scenarios.
- Engaging Content: News stories and thoughtful problems illustrate how the system operates in practice, making the material relatable and easier to understand.
- Flexible Organization: Organized by assignments, this casebook offers flexibility in teaching and course design, allowing instructors to tailor their approach to their students' needs.
New in the Eighth Edition:
- Enhanced Assessment Tools: Over 200 new multiple-choice poll questions in the Teacher's Manual, tied to selected casebook problems, for use in class or as formative assessments outside of class, in addition to the more than 100 existing formative assessment questions.
- Updated Legal Analysis: New textual material analyzing the 2022 Amendments to Article 2, covering their impact on hybrid transactions, the statute of frauds, and the parol evidence rule.
- Contemporary Problems: New problems addressing whether Article 2 covers the sale of Bitcoin, the implied warranty of merchantability regarding anti-theft devices in Kia and Hyundai cars, and the pandemic as an excuse under UCC section 2-615.
- New Cases: Fourteen new primary cases, including:
- Williams v. Amazon, Inc. (analyzing breach of implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose)
- Velez v. RM Acquisition, LLC (discussing GPS systems under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act)
- Jet Experts, LLC v. Asian Pacific Aviation Ltd. (determining specific performance remedy for the sale of a used corporate jet).
Benefits for Professors and Students:
- Engaging Problem Method: Forces students to apply the law to new facts, fostering deeper understanding and productive classroom discussions.
- Comprehensive Teacher’s Manual: Equips instructors with detailed guidance to effectively lead students through the problems.
- Accessible Author: Daniel Keating is readily available to interact with adopters, offering direct support and insights on the material.
- Concise and Clear Text: Explains the law in an accessible manner, enabling students to confidently tackle class problems.
- Real-World Relevance: Extensive interviews with industry players add practical insights, making the material more engaging and relevant.
- Formative Assessment Tools: Over 100 multiple-choice questions with detailed explanations help students measure and refine their understanding, aligning with ABA Standard 314 requirements for formative assessment in legal education.
"Sales: A Systems Approach" provides a comprehensive, practical, and engaging resource for mastering sales law, ensuring students are well-prepared for both exams and real-world legal practice.
Sales A Systems Approach 8th edition Keating ISBN: 9798889061960 & 979-8889061960
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- ISBN
- 9798889061960
- Edition
- 8th edition
- Publisher
- Aspen Publishing
- Publication Date
- November 2023
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