Contract law in Australia

"Examining both the anatomy and the lifecycle of a contract, this text has a logically constructed narrative covering in detail contract formation, terms, parties, vitiating factors, illegality, performance and breach, termination and remedies. The 6th edition of Contract Law in Australia features new comprehensive information on the Competition and Consumer Act and Australian Consumer Law."-- Wolters Kluwer CCH Website.

Previous edition: 2007.

Part I. Introduction. Ch.1. Introduction -- Ch.2. Good faith and commercial construction -- Part II. Agreement. Ch.3. Formation of contract -- Ch.4. Uncertain and incomplete promises -- Ch.5. Conditional promises -- Ch.6. Promises supported by consideration -- Ch.7. Promises supported by estoppel -- Ch.8. Promises intended to create legal relations -- Ch.9. Promises requiring written evidence -- Part III. Terms of the contract. Ch.10. Express terms -- Ch.11. Implied terms and consumer guarantees -- Ch.12. Construction principles -- Ch.13. Classification of terms -- Ch.14. Exclusion clauses -- Part IV. Parties to the contract. Ch.15. Capacity -- Ch.16. Privity of contract and plurality of parties -- Ch.17. Assignment of contractual rights -- Part V. Vitiating factors. Ch.18. Contracts induced by misleading conduct -- Ch.19. Misleading conduct under Statute -- Ch.20. Contractual mistake -- Ch.21. Documents mistakenly signed -- Ch.22. Duress –

Note continued: Ch.23. Undue influence -- Ch.24. Unconscionable conduct and unfair terms -- Part VI. Illegality. Ch.25. Illegal contracts -- Ch.26. Contracts in restraint of trade -- Ch.27. The effects of illegality -- Part VII. Performance an…