Business Law: An Introduction

This paperback edition shows signs of age and wear, with noticeable yellowing and some staining on the pages. The cover is intact but exhibits some discoloration and edge wear. There is no dust jacket, and the binding is sound, ensuring the book remains functional for reading and study.

"Business Law: An Introduction" by Lowell B. Howard is a comprehensive guide published by Barron's Educational Series, Inc. in 1965. This paperback edition originates from Woodbury, New York, and serves as an essential resource for understanding the American legal system, particularly in business contexts. The author, an Associate Professor of Business Law at Ohio University and a member of the Ohio and Federal Bars, brings significant expertise to the subject. This book is part of Barron's Essentials series, designed to provide efficient study guides for students and professionals alike. The content covers fundamental principles of business law, including agency principles, the Uniform Commercial Code, and other critical legal frameworks. This specific edition is a valuable find for those interested in historical perspectives on business law education. The book is in fair condition, with noticeable signs of wear but remains a usable and informative copy.