Contract theory / Stephen A. Smith.
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Oxford :
Oxford University Press,
2004.
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| Series: | Clarendon law series
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Table of Contents:
- Pt. I. Methodology
- Ch. 1. What is Contract Theory?
- Pt. II. General Theories of Contract
- Ch. 2. Introduction to General Theories: Classification and Overview
- Ch. 3. The Nature of Contractual Obligations: The Analytic Question
- Ch. 4. The Justification of Contractual Obligations: The Normative Question
- Pt. III. Contract Law Doctrines
- Ch. 5. Establishing Agreements: The Law of Offer and Acceptance
- Ch. 6. The Kinds of Agreements that are Enforced: Formalities, Intention to Create Legal Relations, Consideration, and Estoppel
- Ch. 7. The Kinds of Agreements not Enforced: Substantive Limitations on Enforceability
- Ch. 8. The Content of the Contract: Interpreting and Implying Terms
- Ch. 9. Excuses for Non-performance: Duress, Unconscionability, Mistake, Misrepresentation, Frustration, and Discharge for Breach
- Ch. 10. Breach of Contract: The Puzzle of Strict Liability
- Ch. 11. Remedies for Breach.
