Modern Bills of Lading by Paul Todd, and Cases and Materials on Bills of Lading by Paul Todd

I like Paul Todd's Modern Bills of Lading. Why? Because it is the type of book which, given the time, I would have liked to have written myself. Most of the text books in this field fall into one of two types. They either explain the function of a bill of lading as a contract of carriage or its function as one of the documents in a sale contract. However, there are very few books which explain how the bill of lading interlinks between these two functions. This is strange because this is exactly what a bill of lading does and whenever one has to consider a problem involving a bill of lading it is vital to consider the part which it plays in both fields. For example, a cargo claim involves a consideration both of who has the right to sue under the bill and also of the...