Excerpt from The Essentials of Commercial Law

The aim of "Essentials of Commercial Law" is to develop in the student's mind such a knowledge of commercial law as will enable him, in conducting his business or profession later, to proceed within his legal rights, conserving his own best interests without trespassing upon the rights of others.

To fulfill this aim the author has set for himself and adhered to as far as possible the following ideals:

1. The course is planned to teach the student the attitude of caution and deliberation so that he will undertake business ventures thoughtfully and with a knowledge of his legal rights.

2. The subject has been developed by the more accurate inductive method.

3. The legal principles governing all honorable commercial relations have been presented in an easy, practical language understandable by the average pupil of the high school or commercial college.

4. To crystallize the principles in the learner's mind, a carefully prepared recapitulation follows the exposition of the principles of each chapter.

5. In order that the student will associate the imparted knowledge with real life, there is provided an abstract of actual cases decided by the courts of the land.

6. The appended test questions have been made interesting. They are designed to draw the student out and to exercise and develop his power of analysis.

7. There is sufficient construction work provided to give the student a self-confidence and initiative in preparing commercial papers that will be of material advantage to him on entering a business career. Wherever possible forms are given, and many are to be written up by the student.

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