Ayres and Speidel's Studies in Contract Law, 7th

By Ian Ayres, Richard E. Speidel

ISBN-13: 9781599412559

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Series: University Casebook Series

Brand: Foundation Press

Pages: 1258

Components: 1 Print

Shelf Space: 2 in.

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Designed to meet the requirements of four- and three-credit-hour courses, this edition provides an overview of contract law, featuring updated information on Uniform Commercial Code revisions and current trends in contracts scholarship. It includes discussions on the importance of promise and theories of promissory liability; contract remedies; and dispute settlement by private adjudication, including arbitration. In addition to a revised teacher's manual, the authors have produced a CD-ROM manual that includes the printed teacher's manual. It also features electronic briefs of each case together with suggested Socratic dialogue. These materials can be edited and printed for class use.