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Commercial Agency Agreements: Law and Practice 5th edition [Kõva köide]

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  • ISBN-10: 1526511878
  • ISBN-13: 9781526511874
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Examines the standard commercial agency agreement where an agent is self-employed and paid a commission on sales he or she generates for the principal as it is those agents that fall within the Regulations. It addresses the drafting of such agreements as well as termination and compensation and includes examples of agency contracts and coverage of the majority of UK judgments. The fifth edition has been updated to include: Ramsay v Typhoo Tea 2016 Software Incubator 2016 and application of the agency regulations to agency contracts Monk v Largo 2016 Invicta v International Brands 2013 Medsted Associates Ltd v Canaccord Genuity Wealth (International) Ltd (2119 Court of Appeal) relating to secret commissions and fiduciary duties of agents. W Nagel (a Firm) v Pluczenik Diamond Company NV 2018 Court of Appeal - about "commodity exchanges" and the agency regulationsAgro Foreign Trade & Agency Ltd v Petersime NV (2017 CJEU) Choice of law issues - Belgium and Turkey.One Money Mail Ltd. v (1) Ria Financial Services (2) Sebastian Wasilewski (Court of Appeal) - 2015 post termination restrictions on agentsBrand Studio Ltd. v St. John Knits, Inc 2015 ( indemnity and compensation clauses) Bailey v Angove's Pty Limited [ 2016] Authority of agents to recover debts (Supreme Court decision)

Examines the standard commercial agency agreement where an agent is self-employed and paid a commission on sales he or she generates for the principal as it is those agents that fall within the Regulations. It addresses the drafting of such agreements as well as termination and compensation and includes examples of agency contracts and coverage of the majority of UK judgments.

The fifth edition has been updated to include:
Ramsay v Typhoo Tea 2016
Software Incubator 2016 and application of the agency regulations to agency contracts
Monk v Largo 2016 Invicta v International Brands 2013
Medsted Associates Ltd v Canaccord Genuity Wealth (International) Ltd (2119 Court of Appeal) relating to secret commissions and fiduciary duties of agents.
W Nagel (a Firm) v Pluczenik Diamond Company NV 2018 Court of Appeal - about "commodity exchanges" and the agency regulations
Agro Foreign Trade & Agency Ltd v Petersime NV (2017 CJEU) Choice of law issues - Belgium and Turkey.
One Money Mail Ltd. v (1) Ria Financial Services (2) Sebastian Wasilewski (Court of Appeal) - 2015 post termination restrictions on agents
Brand Studio Ltd. v St. John Knits, Inc 2015 ( indemnity and compensation clauses)
Bailey v Angove's Pty Limited [ 2016] Authority of agents to recover debts (Supreme Court decision)

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Examines the standard commercial agency agreement where an agent is self-employed and paid a commission on sales he or she generates for the principal as it is those agents that fall within the Regulations.
Preface v
Table of Cases
xix
Table of Statutes
xxv
Table of Statutory Instruments
xxvii
Chapter 1 Introduction and definitions
1(50)
The agent and distributor
2(5)
Who is an agent or distributor
2(1)
Case example
2(4)
Case example
6(1)
Definitions
6(1)
Relevance of application of the Regulations
7(36)
Self-employed
8(2)
Agents who are companies
10(1)
Partnerships
11(1)
Continuing authority
12(1)
Example
12(1)
What is negotiation?
13(4)
Del credere agents
17(1)
One-off agents
18(1)
Case example
18(1)
Purchasing agents
19(1)
Non-commission agents
19(1)
Who is the principal?
19(1)
Case example
19(1)
Exclusions
20(1)
1 Officers of a company
20(1)
2 Partners
20(1)
3 Insolvency practitioner
20(1)
4 Unpaid agents
20(1)
5 Commodity exchanges
21(1)
6 Crown agents
22(1)
Goods and services
23(2)
Financial services
25(1)
Software contracts
25(2)
Case example
27(1)
Case example
28(1)
Case example
29(1)
Sub-agents
30(2)
Secondary activities Schedule
32(2)
Secondary activities in the Tamarind case
34(1)
Secondary activities and the Gailey care
35(1)
Secondary activities and the Zako v Sanidel case (CJEU)
36(1)
Secondary Activities
37(1)
Case example
37(1)
Case example
37(3)
Pyramid selling
40(1)
Internet shopping
40(2)
Software distribution
42(1)
Mail order and consumer credit agents
43(1)
Jurisdictional issues
43(6)
Northern Ireland
43(1)
Activities in Great Britain
43(1)
Other EU law applies
43(1)
UK parties
44(1)
Other EU law specified
44(1)
No written contract
44(1)
Draft contracts
44(1)
Using GB law outside the UK
45(1)
Case example
45(1)
Agent appointed under non-EU law
46(1)
Forum shopping
47(1)
Agent operating in several states
47(1)
Obtain foreign law advice
47(1)
Transitional arrangements
48(1)
No written contract
49(1)
Checklist
50(1)
Further information
50(1)
Chapter 2 Duties of the agent and principal - choosing and using an agent
51(26)
Choosing an agent
51(2)
Agent to act in good faith
53(3)
Case examples
53(3)
One Money Mail case - restrictive convenants and enticement
56(3)
Negotiation by agent - prices and terms
59(1)
Communication of informaiton
60(1)
Written or oral?
60(1)
Variation of agreements
61(2)
Case example - changing the contract
62(1)
Parties
63(1)
Appointment clause
64(2)
Exclusivity
64(1)
Products
65(1)
Territory
66(1)
Commencement date
66(1)
Obligations of the agent
66(2)
Sales targets
68(1)
Principal's obligations
69(1)
Confidentiality
70(1)
Personal performance
70(2)
Exclusion of liability
71(1)
Insurance and agents
72(1)
General points - boilerplate
72(1)
Signature
73(1)
Checklist of clauses
73(1)
Foreign agents - special points
74(1)
Further information
74(3)
Chapter 3 Competition law and agency agreements
77(16)
EU competition law and agency
77(2)
Article 101 (3) - Beneficial restrictive agreement
78(1)
Block exemptions
79(1)
Brexit
79(1)
Consequences of infringing EU and UK competition law
80(1)
Guidelines on Vertical Restraints
80(9)
Case example
82(1)
Case example
83(2)
Book Publishers and Apple - Ebooks Agreements 2012
85(1)
Online hotel bookings
85(3)
Online hotel bookings and price fixing
88(1)
2019 undertakings - hotel booking companies and advertising law
89(1)
EU Online Intermediation Services Regulations 2019
89(1)
Advice to ascertain if a website is an agent or not
89(3)
Other cases
90(2)
What to do in practice
92(1)
Further information
92(1)
Chapter 4 Commission and other payments
93(22)
The Regulations
93(1)
Form and amount of remuneration under the Regulations
93(1)
What rates are customary?
94(1)
Changing commission rates
94(2)
Case example
95(1)
On what is commission paid?
96(2)
Commission on orders during the agency agreement
98(2)
EU case
98(2)
Commission after the contract is over
100(3)
When the Regulations do not apply
103(1)
Apportionment of commission with previous agent
103(1)
When should commission be paid to the agent?
104(2)
Instalments
106(1)
Extinction of the right to commission
106(1)
Example
107(1)
Other commission issues
107(2)
Rights to information and inspection of books
109(1)
What happens if the agent takes a secret bribe?
109(4)
Press Summary
110(3)
Further information
113(2)
Chapter 5 Monitoring and terminating an agency agreement
115(36)
Monitoring
115(2)
Meetings
117(1)
Notice of termination of the agency
118(2)
Example
120(1)
Working a notice period
120(1)
Fixed period agencies
121(2)
Causes of termination
123(1)
Agencies outside the Regulations
123(1)
Breach of contract
124(1)
When no indemnity or compensation is payable
124(1)
Breach by the agent
125(1)
Case examples
126(4)
Breach of contract
126(4)
Where the agent terminates the agreement
130(1)
Constrictive termination
130(3)
Case example
132(1)
Case example
133(1)
Case example
133(1)
Case example
133(1)
Age
133(4)
Illness and infirmity
137(1)
Assignment
137(1)
Death
138(1)
Expiry of a fixed tenu
139(4)
Case example
143(1)
Termination on notice
143(1)
Termination on sale of a business or sale of shares
143(3)
Business closed
146(1)
Resignations
147(1)
Sub-agencies
147(1)
Other cases
148(3)
Chapter 6 Compensation, indemnities and litigation
151(46)
Post-termination commission and notice period damages
152(1)
Money claims on termination
152(3)
Case example
153(1)
Case example
154(1)
Statistics and settlements
155(1)
Compensation or indemnity - which applies?
155(9)
The indemnity
156(1)
Claims within one year
156(1)
Substantial benefits and equity
157(1)
The one-year indemnity cap
158(2)
Lonsdale and Indemnity
160(1)
The indemnity and the Commission's 1996 Report
161(1)
The calculation
161(1)
Stage 1
161(1)
Stage 2
162(1)
Stage 3
162(1)
Commission's example - indemnity
162(2)
Compensation
164(10)
The Lonsdale case and compensation - Compensation for what?
165(1)
Lonsdale case: Future revenue stream
165(1)
Lonsdale - no other assumptions
166(2)
Valuation and expenses
168(1)
Lonsdale - Amount awarded
169(1)
Finding and paying valuers
170(1)
The Tigana v Decoro case
170(2)
Case example
172(1)
Case example
173(1)
Breaches of contract reduce compensation
174(1)
Net or gross?
174(1)
Time limit
174(1)
Substantial benefits
175(3)
The Commission's 1996 Report and compensation
178(1)
Estimating the loss for compensation
179(1)
No contracting out
180(1)
The Duffen case and penalty clauses
180(1)
The facts
181(1)
Other Contract clauses
181(2)
Claiming damages for breach of contract in addition
183(1)
Legal costs and agents
183(1)
Conditional fee arrangements
184(2)
Reducing compensation - principals
186(1)
Other contract provisions - indemnity or compensation
186(2)
Other contract provisions - indemnity or compensation
188(1)
Restrictive covenants and agency
188(2)
Litigating agency claims
190(5)
Pre-action correspondence
190(1)
Where to litigate
191(1)
Counterclaims
191(1)
Offers and settlements
192(1)
Disclosure
193(2)
Witness statements
195(1)
Trial
195(1)
Further information
195(2)
Chapter 7 Valuations of Commercial Agents
197(12)
Commission under Regulation 8
197(1)
Multiples
198(1)
Discount rate
199(1)
Regulation 8
200(1)
Indemnity or compensation
201(1)
The Lonsdale rules
201(1)
Allocation of costs
201(2)
Issues frequently arising in commercial agency valuaitons
203(4)
Type of customers and evidence in customer files
203(1)
Restrictive covenants
204(1)
Level of skill and experience required
204(1)
Office costs
204(1)
Net assets retained
204(1)
Worked example 1
205(1)
Worked example 2
206(1)
Practical points
207(2)
Chapter 8 Foreign agency arrangement
209(20)
List of issues
209(1)
Law and juristiction
210(2)
Public policy and compensation
212(5)
Case example
213(1)
Case example
214(2)
Case example
216(1)
Protecting agents in non-compensation states
217(1)
Export control
217(1)
Foreign agents - information
218(1)
Practical issues with foreign agents
218(1)
Agent or distributor?
219(1)
Summary of agency agreement contents
219(4)
1 Appointment
219(1)
2 Duration and notice
220(1)
3 Duties
221(1)
4 Targets
221(1)
5 Commission
222(1)
Example
222(1)
Issues to consider in agreements - commission
223(1)
Restrictive covenants
223(1)
Other clauses
224(1)
Monitoring
225(1)
Example
225(1)
Resolving disputes
226(1)
Breach of contract
226(1)
Notices of termination
227(1)
Further information
228(1)
Appendix 1 UK commercial agency laws and materials
229(38)
Commercial Agents (Council Directive) Regulations 1993 (SI 1993/3053)
229(10)
Commercial Agents (Council Directive) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 1993 (SI 1993/483)
239(9)
Department of Trade and Industry Guidance Notes on the Commercial Agents (Council Directive) Regulations 1993 (September 1994)
248(19)
Appendix 2 European Community materials
267(66)
Council Directive of 18 December 1986 (86/653) on the coordination of the laws of the Member States relating to self-employed commercial agents
267(8)
Report on the application of article 17 of Council Directive on the coordination of the laws of the Member States relating to self-employed commercial agents (86/653/EEC)
275(19)
Commission Notice - Extract from Guidelines on Vertical Restraints (OJ 2010/C 130/01)
294(3)
Commission Staff Working Document, published on 17 July 2015 - Evaluation of the Council Directive on the Coordination of the Laws of the Member States Relating to Self-Employed Commercial Agents (Directive 86/653/EEC)/ Refit Evaluation (Doc. Com (96) 354 final, 23.07.1998)
297(36)
Appendix 3 Transcript of judgments
333(64)
Lonsdale (t/a Lonsdale Agencies) (Appellant) v Howard & Hallam Limited (Respondents)
333(13)
Tigana Limited v Decoro Limited
346(51)
Appendix 4 Sample agency agreements
397(28)
1 Sample agency agreement drafted from perspective of principal
397(8)
2 Example of agency agreement drafted from principal's point of view
405(9)
3 Short sample agency agreement written from agent's perspective
414(2)
4 Sample letter making agency claim
416(1)
5 Letter rejecting agent's claim
417(1)
6 Sample particulars of claim - county court
418(2)
7 Example of defence and counterclaim
420(3)
8 Consent order
423(2)
Index 425
Susan Singleton, Solicitor, runs Singletons (singlelaw.com), one of the best known specialist leading commercial, competition and IP/IT solicitors firms in the UK. Singletons advises a wide range of clients on the agency regulations and has litigated many cases in this area. Susan speaks at about 20 conferences a year in the UK and abroad and has written over 30 law books. Her publishing arm, Singlelaw, publishes ten subscription legal newsletters, including IT Law Today, International Trade Finance, Pensions Today, Corporate Briefing and Finance & Credit Law. She is Vice Chairman of the Competition Law Association.