Law of contract - Ian Brown

One of a series, which is intended to give students the chance to evaluate and assess their progress in the study of law of contract. The book shows students how to tackle the sort of problems and essay-type questions frequently found in examination papers.;The authors suggest how answers should be structured, with advice on what to include and what to miss out.;Modern contract law increasingly demands the analysis and application of sophisticated concepts which students commonly find difficult. The authors of this book incorporates some of the more effective techniques of writing examination answers in the subject and helps students to formulate the correct approach to answering legal problems. Each chapter also contains a short summary of the relevant law, providing the bedrock of information which is used in the answers and a distillation of the law's approach to the subject in question.;Adrian Chandler is co-author of "Information: Protection, Ownership and Rights".