Introduction -- Bargain theory for enforcing promises and the requirement of an agreement -- Additional theories for enforcing promises -- The statute of frauds -- Remedies -- Policing contracts -- The parol evidence rule and contract interpretation -- Conditions and breach -- Grounds for excusing performance -- Third parties.
Summary:
"This study of contract law explains concepts clearly and concisely, in an informal, often humorous manner that has contributed to its great popularity with teachers and students over the years. The book covers both the classical cases and doctrine that comprise the foundations of contract law, and also recent cases and developments that have influenced twenty-first century contract law. The book builds on and enhances casebook material and is an excellent source for students to solidify their understanding of the classroom experience."--Publisher.
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