This edition of An Introduction to the Law of Contract brings the book’s coverage  completely up to date while also retaining its emphasis on concise explanation, logical presentation and ready understandability.

It incorporates new decisions from all Federal, State and Territory jurisdictions – including, in particular, those from the High Court in:

• Kramer v Stone – equitable estoppel;
• ACCC v J Hutchinson Pty Ltd – unilateral contracts, acceptance and waiver;
• Bed Bath ‘N’ Table Pty Ltd v Global Retail Brands Australia Pty Ltd – misleading or deceptive conduct;
• Productivity Partners Pty Ltd v ACCC – statutory unconscionability;
• Karpik v Carnival plc − unfair contract terms;
• Elisha v Vision Australia Ltd – remoteness;
• Cessnock City Council v 123 259 932 Pty Ltd – calculation of damages;
• Austral v Northern Territory of Australia – exemplary damages;
• Young v Chief Executive Officer (Housing) – damages for distress; and
• Redland City Council v Kozik – ‘unjust enrichment’.

It also includes an expanded coverage of a range of other important areas including:

• determining intention;
• economic duress (including ‘lawful act duress’);
• undue influence;
• statutory unconscionability;
• variation and waiver;
• repudiation and the ‘ready, willing and able’ requirement;
• terms surviving termination.
• remedies under ss 236, 237 and 243 of the ACL; and
• specific performance.

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Chapter 1: An introduction to the Australian legal system  

Chapter 2: An introduction to contract  

Chapter 3: The offer  

Chapter 4: Acceptance  

Chapter 5: Intention to be bound

Chapter 6: Consideration

Chapter 7: Capacity to contract

Chapter 8: Privity of contract

Chapter 9: Contents of a contract

Chapter 10: Exempting, excluding and limiting terms

Chapter 11: Mistake

Chapter 12: Misrepresentation

Chapter 13: Duress, undue influence and unconscionability

Chapter 14: Illegal and void contracts

Chapter 15: Discharging a contract

Chapter 16: Remedies

Chapter 17: Contracting electronically

Instructor Supplements

• Chapter 1 Answers [PDF 205379]
• Chapter 10 Answers [PDF 211739]
• Chapter 11 Answers [PDF 247644]
• Chapter 12 Answers [PDF 228522]
• Chapter 13 Answers [PDF 229145]
• Chapter 14 Answers [PDF 215334]
• Chapter 15 Answers [PDF 235951]
• Chapter 16 Answers [PDF 246160]
• Chapter 2 Answers [PDF 190874]
• Chapter 3 Answers [PDF 216622]
• Chapter 4 Answers [PDF 207886]
• Chapter 5 Answers [PDF 165695]
• Chapter 6 Answers [PDF 201842]
• Chapter 7 Answers [PDF 207416]
• Chapter 8 Answers [PDF 183166]
• Chapter 9 Answers [PDF 250494]
• Powerpoint Chapter 1 [PTX 60049]
• Powerpoint Chapter 10 [PTX 67631]
• Powerpoint Chapter 11 [PTX 63543]
• Powerpoint Chapter 12 [PTX 68806]
• Powerpoint Chapter 13 [PTX 74852]
• Powerpoint Chapter 14 [PTX 69054]
• Powerpoint Chapter 15 [PTX 82841]
• Powerpoint Chapter 16 [PTX 87362]
• Powerpoint Chapter 17 [PTX 44906]
• Powerpoint Chapter 2 [PTX 58784]
• Powerpoint Chapter 3 [PTX 72587]
• Powerpoint Chapter 4 [PTX 68705]
• Powerpoint Chapter 5 [PTX 46375]
• Powerpoint Chapter 6 [PTX 66010]
• Powerpoint Chapter 7 [PTX 60363]
• Powerpoint Chapter 8 [PTX 44838]
• Powerpoint Chapter 9 [PTX 76939]

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