TY  - BOOK
AU  - Atiyah,P.S.
TI  - An Introduction to the law of contract
SN  - 9780198259534
U1  - 344.2062 19
PY  - 1995///
CY  - Oxford
PB  - Clarendon Press
KW  - Contracts
KW  - England
N1  - Includes index; 
; 1. The Development of the Modern Law of Contract --; 2. Definition and Classification of Contracts --; 3. Contracts Made by the Parties: Offer and Acceptance --; 4. Contracts Made by the Courts --; 5. Certainty --; 6. Consideration --; 7. The Intention to Create Legal Relations --; 8. Formalities --; 9. The Different Kinds of Contractual Duties --; 10. Contractual Duties Fixed by the Parties --; 11. Contractual Duties Not Fixed by the Parties --; 12. The Construction of the Contract --; 13. The Duty to Disclose Material Facts --; 14. Misrepresentation --; 15. Duress and Undue Influence --; 16. Unfair Contracts; 17. Void Contracts; 18. Illegal Contracts; 19. The Enforcement of Contractual Rights by Third Parties; 20. The Enforcement of Contractual Rights Against Third Parties; 21. Termination and Rescission of Contracts --; 22. Remedies for Breach of Contract
N2  - 	
"The last edition of this book saw a major restructuring of the whole work, and an attempt to introduce a number of new themes, in particular, to stress the resurgence of freedom of contract ideology, and to introduce some basic economic issues in contract law. In this edition, the general structure of the book has been left untouched, although the whole work has been completely updated and modernized by replacing old and outdated examples with more modern questions. The aims of the book remain unchanged: to supply a basic introduction, not merely to the law of contact, but also to theories and policies and ideas underlying the subject. In addition, the author has constantly resorted to a modern historical approach, giving the student some sense of how the law has developed over the past 100 years. Widely recognised as one of the most interesting an innovative books on contract to have been published in the last 25 years, An Introduction to the Law of Contract remains as popular with students and their teachers as it was when it was first published." --Publisher's description.
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