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The law of contract in South Africa by
Part one: Nature and basis of contract. The nature and basis of contract -- Part two: Formation of contract. Offer and acceptance -- Mistake/absence of consensus -- Improperly obtained consensus -- Part three: Requirements of a valid contract. Contractual capacity -- Formalities -- Legality --Possibility and certainty -- Part four: Contents and operation of a contract. Parties to contracts -- Obligations and terms -- Interpretation of contracts -- Part five: Breach of contract. Forms of breach -- Remedies for breach -- Part six: Transfer and termination of rights and obligations. Cession --Termination of obligations -- Part seven: Drafting. Drafting of contracts -- Part eight: The Consumer Protection Act. The Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008
The Law of Contract in South Africa by
The Law of Contract in South Africa, third edition, offers a concise, accessible and rigorous introduction to the general principles of contract law in South Africa. The text presents fundamental principles within a clear and applied framework, and supports independent, enquiring and critical engagement with the subject matter. The third edition introduces a stronger focus on the impact of the Constitution upon contract law, specifically in relation to good faith, equity and public policy in contract, unfair contracts and unfair enforcement of a contract, and contains a substantially reworked chapter on contractual interpretation in light of recent developments. The Law of Contract in South Africa is suited as core material for courses in contract law, at undergraduate or postgraduate level. It is also a useful resource for practitioners who may wish to engage with foundational and current principles of the field.
Student's Guide to the Law of Contract by
Aims to improve students knowledge and understanding of basic contractual principles, develop their ability to reason and stimulate their interest in the subject.
Contract: general principles by
Contract General Principles examines the concepts, principles and rules relating to contracts, and considers the jurisprudentJal, constitutional and social context in which contract law operates. The authors' expert analysis and exposition of the legislative and common-law principles underlying the law of contract provides a rich, illuminating reading experience for legal practitioners, law students and members of the general public with an interest in the subject. The authors explore the theoretical basis and structure of the South African law of contract and discuss the role played by the courts - including discussions of the latest court decisions - in the interpretation and application of these rules and principles. Where the law is not settled divergent opinions are considered and solutions offered, sometimes also with reference to foreign jurisdictions. This fifth edition of Contract General Principles highlights the importance ot the Consumer Protection Act in relation to the construction and conclusion of contracts, while close attention is also paid to the influence of constitutional jurisprudence and the principle of good faith in the formation of binding legal agreements. While the basic approach of the work has been retained, it has been substantially refined and reworked in many chapters.
Student's Guide to the Law of Contract by
Aims to improve students knowledge and understanding of basic contractual principles, develop their ability to reason and stimulate their interest in the subject.
Contract: general principles by
Contract General Principles examines the concepts, principles and rules relating to contracts, and considers the jurisprudentJal, constitutional and social context in which contract law operates. The authors' expert analysis and exposition of the legislative and common-law principles underlying the law of contract provides a rich, illuminating reading experience for legal practitioners, law students and members of the general public with an interest in the subject. The authors explore the theoretical basis and structure of the South African law of contract and discuss the role played by the courts - including discussions of the latest court decisions - in the interpretation and application of these rules and principles. Where the law is not settled divergent opinions are considered and solutions offered, sometimes also with reference to foreign jurisdictions. This fifth edition of Contract General Principles highlights the importance ot the Consumer Protection Act in relation to the construction and conclusion of contracts, while close attention is also paid to the influence of constitutional jurisprudence and the principle of good faith in the formation of binding legal agreements. While the basic approach of the work has been retained, it has been substantially refined and reworked in many chapters.
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