The Glannon guide to contracts
Subtitle: learning contracts through multiple-choice questions and analysis
By: Professor Theodore Silver, Touro College, Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center; Professor Stephen Hochberg, Touro College, Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center
Contributors: Hochberg, Stephen, author
Edition: Second edition.
Series: Glannon guides
Publisher: Wolters Kluwer
Published: 2015
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 632
ISBN-13: 9781454850175
Subjects: Contracts; Problems, exercises
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: You must read this very short introduction; title: How to form a contract : the basics; title: Understand the relationships among three critical phrases; title: More about offers : invitations to deal and indefiniteness; title: More about offers : advertisements, solicitations, and signatures; title: How offers die; title: Counter-offer and the mirror-image rule; title: When acceptance, revocation, and rejection take effect; title: Mode or manner of acceptance; unilateral and bilateral contracts; title: More about the offeree who accepts by performing an act; title: The Uniform Commercial Code : offer and acceptance; title: Consideration, part I; title: Consideration, part II; title: Consideration, part III : the subtleties; title: The statute of frauds : a "defense" in a suit for breach; title: Incapacity to form a contract; title: Illegal contracts; title: How we interpret contracts; title: The parol evidence rule; title: Duress, undue influences, and unconscionability; title: Condition and contingency; title: Interpretation as to allocation of risk : mistake, frustration, and impracticability; title: Warranty; title: Third-party beneficiaries, assignment, and delegation; title: Breach, remedies, and damages, part I; title: Breach, remedies, and damages, part II; title: Breach, remedies, and damages, part III; title: Breach, remedies, and damages, part IV; title: Breach, remedies, and damages, part V; title: Breach, remedies, and damages, part VI; title: Closing closers.