INSIDE CONTRACT LAW: WHAT MATTERS AND WHY - MICHAEL B. KELLY

Part of the new Inside Series, which offers clear narrative discussion of basic topics in tandem with a wealth of pedagogy, Inside Contracts: What Matters and Why, conveys a big-picture view of the essential elements of Contracts, how they fit together, and why.

Inside Contracts, What Matters and Why, features:

basic coverage of the main themes of contract law in theory and practice
a straightforward and informative writing style
Overviews – a brief introduction to each chapter that positions the topic within the course
FAQs-frequently asked questions with complete answers-many of which address common mistakes and ambiguities
Sidebars-text boxes that contain interesting asides touching on history, policy, and law
visual aids, such as tables and flow charts, that illustrate key concepts
Chapter Summaries and boldfaced legal terms
Connections-a bulleted list at the end of each chapter that connects key points to related topics in other chapters
attractive, uncluttered, two-color page design

From contracts teacher and scholar Michael B. Kelly, this widely accessible guide serves as a compass: It orients students in the geography of the field, so they can successfully navigate through their course in Contracts.

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