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Hardcover. Condición: As New. No Jacket. 5th or later Edition. Condition of Hardback book: As New Government Contracts 4th edition is a further maturation and refinement of a work that has now been in existence for some thirteen years. It is Australia's definitive legal text on all levels of government contracting, which focuses on the legal issues that may arise in connection with government contracts and which have no parallel in the private sector. It explains the law in a manner that government contract managers and their private sector counterparts doing business with government, will find indispensable. Presented in plain English it is also accessible to the lay reader and lawyers and law students will also benefit from the up-to-date case law, relevant policy developments and legislation relating to government contracting (principally procurement). Authoritative and respected Government Contracts has been referred to in a number of cases, both in State and Federal courts in the High Court and in government policy documents. New material in this 4th edition includes: The implementation at Commonwealth and at State and Territory levels of Chapter 15 (government procurement) of the Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement. Implementation measures are discussed in Chapter 1 and the practical consequences of the new procurement regime are explored in Chapter 7 on tendering. Issues of government immunity from legislation take up a substantial portion of this new edition, at the general level in Chapter 4 and in particular application to the all-important Trade Practices and Fair-Trading legislation in Chapter 6. Chapter 6 also includes a new table showing how this legislation applies to government at all levels. The current status of derivative immunity following the High Court's decision in Baxter. Discussion of the status of contracts made by regulatory bodies to settle alleged breaches of relevant legislation by the regulated entity. Whether government can promise to compensate a company for taxes it has had to pay. A discernable trend toward not allowing failure to follow legislation to result in an underlying transaction being invalid. Treatment of tendering in Chapters 7 and 8 covers new Australian case law and a succession of cases from other countries with similar legal systems to Australia, in particular Canada. As always with Seddon's work, a careful re-consideration of every aspect of the book has been undertaken providing clarity and comprehensive sources for the reader. This new edition is current to 31 March 2009 and is an indispensable resource for lawyers, government contract managers and their private sector counterparts. 480pp.

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. This book is the definitive Australian text on the law applicable to the use of deeds by practitioners. It is about the technicalities of putting a deed together, determined by the ancient common law as modified by Australian legislation. Deeds are used by practitioners for a variety of purposes. This book focuses on the mechanics and not on the underlying law that is engaged by using a deed. It is easy to get the mechanics wrong; there is advice to practitioners not to use deeds if a contract will suffice. If a deed must be used, this book can steer the practitioner to a successful outcome, despite the difficulties generated by nine different statutory provisions, some of which are badly drafted and uncertain in application.The COVID pandemic has stimulated changes to the law to enable electronic deeds. However, this has occurred in substantial and satisfactory legislation only under the Corporations Act and in Queensland. New South Wales and Victoria have enabled electronic deeds but otherwise have not adjusted the applicable law. The federal problem thus remains, in particular for cross-border transactions. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. This book is the definitive Australian text on the law applicable to the use of deeds by practitioners. It is about the technicalities of putting a deed together, determined by the ancient common law as modified by Australian legislation. Deeds are used by practitioners for a variety of purposes. This book focuses on the mechanics and not on the underlying law that is engaged by using a deed. It is easy to get the mechanics wrong; there is advice to practitioners not to use deeds if a contract will suffice. If a deed must be used, this book can steer the practitioner to a successful outcome, despite the difficulties generated by nine different statutory provisions, some of which are badly drafted and uncertain in application.The COVID pandemic has stimulated changes to the law to enable electronic deeds. However, this has occurred in substantial and satisfactory legislation only under the Corporations Act and in Queensland. New South Wales and Victoria have enabled electronic deeds but otherwise have not adjusted the applicable law. The federal problem thus remains, in particular for cross-border transactions. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. This book is the definitive Australian text on the law applicable to the use of deeds by practitioners. It is about the technicalities of putting a deed together, determined by the ancient common law as modified by Australian legislation. Deeds are used by practitioners for a variety of purposes. This book focuses on the mechanics and not on the underlying law that is engaged by using a deed. It is easy to get the mechanics wrong; there is advice to practitioners not to use deeds if a contract will suffice. If a deed must be used, this book can steer the practitioner to a successful outcome, despite the difficulties generated by nine different statutory provisions, some of which are badly drafted and uncertain in application.The COVID pandemic has stimulated changes to the law to enable electronic deeds. However, this has occurred in substantial and satisfactory legislation only under the Corporations Act and in Queensland. New South Wales and Victoria have enabled electronic deeds but otherwise have not adjusted the applicable law. The federal problem thus remains, in particular for cross-border transactions. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Condición: new. When government entities make contracts, the ordinary law of contract is only a part of the law that is engaged. The seventh edition of Government Contracts: Federal, State and Local is a legal textbook, for both practitioners and participants, on the mixture of private and public law that is peculiar to all types of government contracting, apart from employment. The mixture of public and private law raises some difficult problems and is, at times, controversial. The focus is on the legal aspects and consequences of governments choosing to use contract and does not attempt to investigate the theoretical underpinnings of the contractualisation of government. It does, however, engage with the principal practical issues that need to be considered by government personnel. One specific area which raises a number of problems is outsourcing, in particular the outsourcing of human services.This book is therefore an essential resource for lawyers advising government or a counter-party in a government contract. It is also written to make the legal issues accessible to public servants or supplier personnel involved in the process. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

No Binding. Condición: Good. Book is pre-owned - please see photos. This book is Australias definitive legal text on all levels of government contracting. It explains the law in a manner that is accessible to government contract managers and their private sector counterparts doing business with government. The book has been referred to as an authoritative text in State, Federal, and High Court judgments. In the first chapter, the book covers the policy debate about the use of contract by government and provides a very practical guide to the contracting out decision. The remaining chapters analyse the extra law that applies when a government body is a party to a contract. A chapter is devoted to how the Trade Practices Act and associated legislation binds--and does not bind--government bodies. As with previous editions, the latest Canadian case law is also included because it provides guidance on almost any conceivable tender mishap. This book is indispensable for lawyers, government contract managers and their private sector counterparts.

Condición: new. When government entities make contracts, the ordinary law of contract is only a part of the law that is engaged. The seventh edition of Government Contracts: Federal, State and Local is a legal textbook, for both practitioners and participants, on the mixture of private and public law that is peculiar to all types of government contracting, apart from employment. The mixture of public and private law raises some difficult problems and is, at times, controversial. The focus is on the legal aspects and consequences of governments choosing to use contract and does not attempt to investigate the theoretical underpinnings of the contractualisation of government. It does, however, engage with the principal practical issues that need to be considered by government personnel. One specific area which raises a number of problems is outsourcing, in particular the outsourcing of human services.This book is therefore an essential resource for lawyers advising government or a counter-party in a government contract. It is also written to make the legal issues accessible to public servants or supplier personnel involved in the process. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Condición: new. When government entities make contracts, the ordinary law of contract is only a part of the law that is engaged. The seventh edition of Government Contracts: Federal, State and Local is a legal textbook, for both practitioners and participants, on the mixture of private and public law that is peculiar to all types of government contracting, apart from employment. The mixture of public and private law raises some difficult problems and is, at times, controversial. The focus is on the legal aspects and consequences of governments choosing to use contract and does not attempt to investigate the theoretical underpinnings of the contractualisation of government. It does, however, engage with the principal practical issues that need to be considered by government personnel. One specific area which raises a number of problems is outsourcing, in particular the outsourcing of human services.This book is therefore an essential resource for lawyers advising government or a counter-party in a government contract. It is also written to make the legal issues accessible to public servants or supplier personnel involved in the process. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.