1. Introduction
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Bailment
1.3 The Bona Fide Purchaser for Value Without Notice
1.4 Conversation
1.5 Deceit
1.6 Distress
1.7 Execution
1.8 Fiduciary Relationship
1.9 Gifts
1.10 Injunction
1.11 Interpleader
1.12 Liens
1.13 Misrepresentation Ordinance
1.14 Misrepresentation Ordiance
1.15 Options
1.16 Personal Property
1.17 Privity
1.18 Property
1.19 Rescission
1.20 Small Claim
1.21 Specific Performance
1.22 Waiver
2. Contracts for the Sale of Goods
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Work and Material
2.3 Transactions Which Do Not Come Within SOGO
2.4 Excepted Goods and Fixtures
2.5 Classification of Goods
2.6 Contracts for the Sale of Goods
2.7 Capacity
2.8 Form
2.9 Conditions and Warranties
2.10 Implied Terms
2.11 Exclusion Clauses
2.12 Unconscionable Contracts
3. Transfer of Property : Goods
3.1 Introductions
3.2 Gifts and Other Transfers
3.3 Fixtures
3.4 Passing of Property and Title
3.5 The Passing of the Risk
3.6 Mistake and Frustration
3.7 Nemo Dat Quod Non Habet
3.8 Exceptions to Nemo Dat
3.9 Reputed Ownership
3.10 Retention of Tile
4. Performance of the Contract of Sale
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Delivery
4.3 Acceptance of the Buyer
5. Real Remedies of the Seller
6. Seller's Remedies
7. Buyer's Remedies
8. Contracts for the Sale of Goods - International Sales
9. Credit Agreement and Personal Property

The purpose of this book is to introduce elements of the law concerning dealings with goods in Hong Kong to non-lawyers. It assumes that the reader is familiar in outline with the legal system in Hong Kong and knows something of the law of contract. Technical terms are explained in Chapter One to enable the reader to study the chapters on substantive law without needing to consult a legal dictionary. The dealings which can be effected with goods have been described in some detail. This book contains all that an accounting student needs to study for Hong Kong Society Accountants' Examination in respect of goods