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Update on Contract
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Author(s): John Burrows
Published: 1 October, 2003
Pages: 49
Although its fundamental principles were established a long time ago, the law of contract does not stand still. Since the last seminar in 1999, there have been important developments. This paper does not attempt to cover the whole of the law of contract; it concentrates simply on a few areas where there has been significant movement.
Published: 1 October, 2003
Pages: 49
Introduction
Although its fundamental principles were established a long time ago, the law of contract does not stand still. Since the last seminar in 1999, there have been important developments. This paper does not attempt to cover the whole of the law of contract; it concentrates simply on a few areas where there has been significant movement.
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