Contracts: Law in Action (CLA) is unique among contracts casebooks for two reasons. First, it has a distinct methodological commitment ¿ the ''law in action'' approach pioneered by, among others, authors Macaulay and Whitford. CLA provides unique contextual background into such chestnut cases as Parker v. Twentieth Century Fox and Hoffman v. Red Owl. This context allows teachers to explore such issues as where cases come from and what impact they have on the parties and others. Second, unlike many other casebooks CLA offers detailed and challenging problem sets to help students develop both the basic analytic skills they need to succeed and the larger modes of inquiry that distinguish the best lawyers. CLA is the rare book that marries theory and practice in an engaging and accessible way.
Contracts: The introductory course
Contracts: The introductory course
CLA is the rare book that marries theory and practice in an engaging and accessible way.
This edition consists of all the lecture notes on an introductory course on U.S. Contracts law.
Stewart Macaulay, John Kidwell, William C. Whitford ... McGee through interviews and correspondence with George Hawkins ' brother and sister - in - law , Howard J. and Edith Hawkins , his sister , Dorothy Hawkins St. Hilaire ...
Contracts: Law in Action : the Concise Course
This hands-on guide gives you plain-English explanations of terminology and language used in contracts, showing you how to read and analyze cases and statutes with ease.
This book seeks to acquaint students with their new rhetorical and logical surroundings before, or together with, the students' first encounters with the substance of contracts, torts, or other first-year courses."--Publisher's website.
Atiyah's Introduction to the Law of Contract is a well-known text through which thousands of university students have first encountered the law of contract, and the new edition has long been eagerly awaited by university teachers and ...
CLA is the rare book that marries theory and practice in an engaging and accessible way.