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Principles of contract law / Jeannie Paterson, Andrew Robertson, Peter Heffey.

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: Pyrmont, N.S.W. : Lawbook Co., c2005Edition: 2nd edDescription: lvi, 712 p. ; 25 cmISBN:
  • 0455221103 (pbk.)
  • 9780455221106 (pbk.)
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 346.9402 PAT
Contents:
Preface. - Acknowledgments. - Table of Cases. - Table of Statutes. - Pt. I. Introduction. Ch. 1 : The Nature of Contract. Ch. 2. The Place of Contract Within Private Law. - Pt. II. Formation. Ch. 3 : Agreement. Ch. 4 : Consideration. Ch. 5 : Intention. Ch. 6 : Certainty. Ch. 7 : Formalities. Ch. 8. Capacity. - Pt. III. Detrimental Reliance and Unjust Enrichment. Ch. 9 : Estoppel. Ch. 10. Restitution. - Pt. IV. Parties. Ch. 11 : Privity. - Pt. V. Express Terms. Ch. 12 : Identifying the Express Terms. Ch. 13 : Constructing the Terms. Ch. 14. Extrinsic Evidence. - Pt. VI. Gap Filling. Ch. 15: Implied Terms. Ch. 16 : The Implied Duty of Good Faith. Ch. 17 : Frustration. - Pt. VII. Performance and Breach. Ch. 18. Performance and breach. - Pt. VIII. Termination. Ch. 19 : Termination by Agreement. Ch. 20 : Failure of a Contingent Condition. Ch. 21 : Termination for Breach. Ch. 22 : Termination for Repudiation. Ch. 23 : Termination for Delay. Ch. 24 : Consequences of Affirmation or Termination. Ch. 25 : Restrictions. - Pt. VIX. Remedies For Breach. Ch. 26: The Measure of Damages. Ch. 27 : Limitations on the Award of Damages. Ch. 28. Liquidated Damages and Penalties. Ch. 29 : Actions for Debt. Ch. 30 : Specific Performance and Injunctions. - Pt. X. Vitiating Factors. A. Misinformation. Ch. 31 : Mistake. Ch. 32 : Misrepresentation. Ch. 33 : Misleading and Deceptive Conduct. B. Abuse of Power. Ch 34 : Duress. Ch. 35. Undue Influence. Ch. 36 : Unconscionable Dealing. Ch 37 : Impropriety by Third Parties. Ch. 38 : Statutory Unconscionability. C. Remedies. Ch. 39 : Rescission. Ch. 40 : Remedies Under Statute. D. Illegality. Ch. 41 : Contracts Prohibited by Statute. Ch 42 : Contracts Prohibited at Common Law. Ch. 43 : The Consequences of Illegality. Ch. 44 : Reform of Illegal Contracts Law. - Index.
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Preface. - Acknowledgments. - Table of Cases. - Table of Statutes. - Pt. I. Introduction. Ch. 1 : The Nature of Contract. Ch. 2. The Place of Contract Within Private Law. - Pt. II. Formation. Ch. 3 : Agreement. Ch. 4 : Consideration. Ch. 5 : Intention. Ch. 6 : Certainty. Ch. 7 : Formalities. Ch. 8. Capacity. - Pt. III. Detrimental Reliance and Unjust Enrichment. Ch. 9 : Estoppel. Ch. 10. Restitution. - Pt. IV. Parties. Ch. 11 : Privity. - Pt. V. Express Terms. Ch. 12 : Identifying the Express Terms. Ch. 13 : Constructing the Terms. Ch. 14. Extrinsic Evidence. - Pt. VI. Gap Filling. Ch. 15: Implied Terms. Ch. 16 : The Implied Duty of Good Faith. Ch. 17 : Frustration. - Pt. VII. Performance and Breach. Ch. 18. Performance and breach. - Pt. VIII. Termination. Ch. 19 : Termination by Agreement. Ch. 20 : Failure of a Contingent Condition. Ch. 21 : Termination for Breach. Ch. 22 : Termination for Repudiation. Ch. 23 : Termination for Delay. Ch. 24 : Consequences of Affirmation or Termination. Ch. 25 : Restrictions. - Pt. VIX. Remedies For Breach. Ch. 26: The Measure of Damages. Ch. 27 : Limitations on the Award of Damages. Ch. 28. Liquidated Damages and Penalties. Ch. 29 : Actions for Debt. Ch. 30 : Specific Performance and Injunctions. - Pt. X. Vitiating Factors. A. Misinformation. Ch. 31 : Mistake. Ch. 32 : Misrepresentation. Ch. 33 : Misleading and Deceptive Conduct. B. Abuse of Power. Ch 34 : Duress. Ch. 35. Undue Influence. Ch. 36 : Unconscionable Dealing. Ch 37 : Impropriety by Third Parties. Ch. 38 : Statutory Unconscionability. C. Remedies. Ch. 39 : Rescission. Ch. 40 : Remedies Under Statute. D. Illegality. Ch. 41 : Contracts Prohibited by Statute. Ch 42 : Contracts Prohibited at Common Law. Ch. 43 : The Consequences of Illegality. Ch. 44 : Reform of Illegal Contracts Law. - Index.

Australian Degree Programme (UNISA) : LAWS1002