Textbook on Contract Law notes (1st edition)

Contract Law Notes: providing an in-depth, complete and well-detailed selection of first-class law notes; split by topic. Easy to read and understand – cases include facts, significance and outcome.

Contract Law Notes: providing an in-depth, well-detailed set of first-class study notes. Cases include facts, decision and significance.

This study guide provides students with a sound knowledge and understanding of the law of contract, focussing on the main principles, cases and statutory provisions relevant to contract law. The notes include the a) the formation of a contract: the essential elements for the formation of a valid contract; offer and acceptance; consideration and promissory estoppel; contractual capacity; intention to create a legal relationship; legality of the subject matter of the contract; genuine consent (dur...

Contract Law Notes: providing an in-depth, well-detailed set of first-class study notes. Cases include facts, decision and significance.

Contract Law Notes: providing an in-depth, complete and well-detailed selection of first-class law notes; split by topic. Easy to read and understand – cases include facts, significance and outcome.

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