Contract Law

This book can be used in other law schools offering the Bachelor of Laws programme such as UM, UiTM, UKM, UNiSZa, UUM, USIM, MMU and Taylors University. All law students who are reading law in Malaysia will have to undertake the core subject of Equity and Trust. It is also useful as a source of reference to law schools outside Malaysia and other members with legal background in all sectors, locally or at the international front, as it offers a use preliminary insight on how equitable remedies and relief work in Malaysia.

Primary legislation, Contracts Act 1950, and other legislation impinging on the subject such as the Contracts (Amendment)Act 1976, the Specific Relief Act 1950 and the Civil Law Act 1956 are considered where relevant.

This is a must-have title for all practitioners as it highlights the principles od the Law of Contract from its roots, that is the act itself.

This book explains the provisions of the Contracts Act 1950 with illustrated examples of contractual situations based on decided cases.

A source of pride to LexisNexis, this edition will provide a rich, comprehensive and intellectually superior treatise on the law of contract.

This is the first book that provides commentaries on the provisions contained in the Contracts Act relating to Guarantees, Bailment and Agency.

Primary legislation, Contracts Act 1950, and other legislation impinging on the subject such as the Contracts (Amendment)Act 1976, the Specific Relief Act 1950 and the Civil Law Act 1956 are considered where relevant.

Brooking on Building Contracts, 6th EDITION is a standard point of reference on contractual principles in building and construction law. by Dr Damien Cremean (Author), Michael Whitten QC (Author), Michael Sharkey (Author)

This second edition of the text offers a thoroughly updated and comprehensive account of the law of contract including chapters on Assignment, Bailment and Guarantees and Indemnities, and presents an in-depth exposition of these and other topics in Contract Law in prose that is clear, concise and readable. Case authorities are drawn from the United Kingdom and other common law jurisdictions where relevant, to supplement the extensive reference to local cases in the context of the Contracts Act 1950 and related legislation. The authors have drawn on their extensive experience in professional legal practice, teaching contract law in diverse jurisdictions and a track record of academic research and publication in Malaysia and elsewhere.

This book offers a comprehensive discussion on Philippine contract law and jurisprudence written in a concise and readable format.