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by Peter Scottney-Turbill

Australian Mercantile Law by Clive Turner mustang His interpretation demonstrates strong linksAustralian Mercantile Law Yorston, Fortescue and Turner by Clive Turner The Law Book Company, 1985 [Seventeenth Edition], ISBN 0455203903, paperback Fair Condition, edge and shelf wear, rubbing, bumping, creasing, curling, small chips and tears to covers, highlighting to a few pages, a little water marking to cover and first few pages, (see photographs) Since 1939 Australian Mercantile Law has provided students of commercial law with a broadly based