Contract Law Academic Text Bundle

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Student Companion: Contract Law, 6th edition
Burrows, Finn and Todd on the Law of Contract in New Zealand, 7th edition

Publisher: LexisNexis New Zealand

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Student Companion: Contract Law, 6th edition 
by Campbell Walker (01 June 2014)
Student Companion: Contract Law contains concise and witty summaries of leading decisions covered in the study of contract law. It is an invaluable tool that can be used by students, in conjunction with lecture notes and text materials, as an aid to understanding and remembering important cases.

Burrows, Finn and Todd on the Law of Contract in New Zealand, 7th edition 
by Stephen Todd and Matthew Barber (21 April 2022)
As it has for 25 years, Burrows, Finn and Todd on the Law of Contract in New Zealand provides definitive coverage of the law of contract in New Zealand. The comprehensiveness, depth of analysis, coverage, and clarity of the discussion ensures that this is the first point of reference for the legal practitioner, law student, and all those interested in this important field of law.

Student Companion: Contract Law, 6th edition (Campbell Walker)
Chapter 1 – History of contract
Chapter 2 – Contract formation
Chapter 3 – Consideration
Chapter 4 – Intention to create legal relations
Chapter 5 – Contents of the contract
Chapter 6 – Conditional contracts
Chapter 7 – Unenforceable contracts
Chapter 8 – Mistake
Chapter 9 – Misrepresentation
Chapter 10 – Duress, undue influence and unconscionable bargains
Chapter 11 – Void and illegal contracts
Chapter 12 – Privity of contract
Chapter 13 – Assignment and novation
Chapter 14 – Performance and breach
Chapter 15 – Discharge by agreement
Chapter 16 – Frustration 
Chapter 17 – Remedies for breach of contract
Chapter 18 – Concurrent duties in contract and tort

Burrows, Finn and Todd on the Law of Contract in New Zealand, 7th edition 
(Stephen Todd and Matthew Barber)
Chapter 1 – Historical introduction Stephen Todd
Chapter 2 – Influences Stephen Todd
Chapter 3 – Agreement Matthew Barber
Chapter 4 – Consideration Matthew Barber
Chapter 5 – Intention to create legal relations Matthew Barber 
Chapter 6 – Contents of the contract Matthew Barber
Chapter 7 – Exclusion clauses Stephen Todd
Chapter 8 – Conditional contracts Matthew Barber
Chapter 9 – Form Matthew Barber
Chapter 10 – Mistake Matthew Barber
Chapter 11 – Misrepresentation Stephen Todd
Chapter 12 – Exploitation Stephen Todd
Chapter 13 – Illegality Matthew Barber
Chapter 14 – Capacity Stephen Todd
Chapter 15 – Privity Stephen Todd
Chapter 16 – Privity and agency Stephen Todd
Chapter 17 – Assignment Stephen Todd
Chapter 18 – Cancellation and performance Matthew Barber 
Chapter 19 – Discharge by agreement Matthew Barber
Chapter 20 – Frustration Matthew Barber
Chapter 21 – Remedies Stephen Todd

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