Contract Law (Emanuel Law Outlines Series)

Author: (USA) Emanuel
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Publication Date: 2003-07-01
Features: This series is widely used as a mainstream course textbook in law schools of renowned universities such as Harvard and Yale in the United States, making it the best read for quickly understanding American law. The author, Steven L. Emanuel, is a graduate of Harvard Law School. The main features of this series include:
· Concise content, easy-to-understand language, and unique style
· A correlation table linked to the most influential casebooks for reference,
· In the preface, the author, with extensive teaching experience, outlines practical learning steps and methods
· Summaries that provide an overview and highlight key points
· Each chapter includes carefully designed short-answer questions for self-assessment
· Comprehensive analysis and synthesis of examination questions to identify key and difficult points
This book is "Contracts," and over the twenty-plus years since its publication, it has been a popular choice for law students. It begins with the definition and origins of contracts and elaborates on various aspects of contracts, such as: issues related to different types of guarantees, legal procedures for termination and breach of contract, the responsibilities of both parties, fraud, and remedies. The author uses numerous cases to explain each clause in the contract, making complex and dry content easy to understand. Whether for professional or non-professional readers, this book is an excellent choice.