Problems in Contract Law Table of contents

Table of contents

1. An Introduction to the Study of Contract Law
2. Enforcing Promises: Bases of Legal Obligation
3. Reaching Agreement: The Process of Contract Formation
4. The Statute of Frauds
5. The Meaning of the Agreement: Principles of Interpretation and the Parol Evidence Rule
6. Supplementing the Agreement: Implied Terms, the Obligation of Good Faith, and Warranties
7. Avoiding Enforcement: Incapacity, Bargaining Misconduct, Unconscionability, and Public Policy
8. Justification for Nonperformance: Mistake, Changed Circumstances, and Contractual Modifications
9. Rights and Duties of Third Parties
10. Consequences of Nonperformance: Material Breach, Anticipatory Repudiation, and Express Conditions
11. Expectation Damages: Principles and Limitations
12. Alternatives to Expectation Damages: Reliance and Restitutionary Damages, Specific Performance, and Agreed Remedies

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