"Interpretation or construction is central to the operation of contract law. Despite the fundamental role it plays, there have been limited attempts to explain construction in holistic terms. This important book aims to fill that gap by offering a systematic exposition of the iterative process. It also goes further, suggesting practical solutions to disputes regarding questions of interpretation. The book argues that construction is not simply about establishing what words mean; it is a process through which objective intention is inferred from the choice of words in a contract. The interpretive process involves four steps: formulate the question of interpretation in dispute; explore competing answers to the question; analyse the admissible material supporting each interpretation; and weigh and balance the competing considerations. By so doing, the book offers a simple yet sophisticated framework for interpreting/constructing contracts"--
据美国西方出版公司1952年版译出
Contemporary cases which continue to shape contract law have been included in this new edition, while historically important cases have been retained to ensure students have a full picture of the law of contract as it stands today.
Contract Law: Principles, Cases and Legislation
Contract Law: Principles, Cases and Legislation
R. 655 ; Doe, d. Fisher v. Giles, 5 Bing. R. 421. • Doe, d. Fisher v. Giles, 5 Bing. R. 421 ; Doe, d. Garrod v. Olley, 12 Adolph. &EU.R.481. 6 Keech v. Hall, 1 Doug. R. 22. 7 Thunder, dem. Weaver v. Belcher, 3 East, R. 449. » Keech v.
More accessible but less full are Sir William Evans's remarks on the civilian background in his essay on the action for money had and received which is reprinted in [ 1998 ] Restitution L Rev 1 , 4-5 . 7 Text to n .
Revisão dos contratos: elementos para sua construção dogmática
This latest edition maintains and builds upon the exemplary standards set by its predecessors. The fourth edition includes many new and significant cases.
Cheshire and Fifoot's Law of Contract
Cheshire and Fifoot's Law of Contract