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This bestselling, classic textbook provides a clear and straightforward account of contract law, while also introducing current debates about the nature, scope and functions of th…
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Contract Law by Ewan McKendrick is a concise, authoritative textbook covering all core doctrines of English contract law. This Macmillan Law Masters edition balances clear explanation with critical discussion of controversial issues, making it ideal for undergraduate and GDL/CPE students who need a reliable, exam-focused guide that also encourages deeper thinking about the law's nature and functions.
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About Contract Law (Macmillan Law Masters...
Ewan McKendrick's Contract Law is a bestselling textbook that provides a clear and straightforward account of the fundamental principles of contract law. Written by one of the UK's leading experts, it covers all core topics—formation, consideration, terms, misrepresentation, frustration, breach, and remedies—while also introducing current debates about the nature, scope, and functions of contract law. This edition features 'Hot Topics' that flag controversial issues for debate, encouraging students to think critically. Compact yet comprehensive, the book is well-structured and engaging, making it suitable for undergraduate and GDL/CPE students, as well as professionals and business students seeking a straightforward understanding of contract law.
Who should read Contract Law (Macmillan Law Masters...?
This book is essential for undergraduate law students and GDL/CPE candidates studying contract law. It also suits business students and professionals who need a clear, non-technical explanation of contract principles. Lecturers will find it a reliable core text, while anyone seeking a concise yet authoritative introduction to English contract law will benefit from McKendrick's expert insights and balanced coverage of both doctrine and debate.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓ Clear and straightforward explanations of complex doctrines
- ✓ Written by a leading UK authority on contract law
- ✓ Compact yet comprehensive coverage of the syllabus
- ✓ Hot Topics encourage critical thinking and debate
- ✓ Well-structured and engaging for exam preparation
Cons
- ✗ Focuses primarily on English law, limiting international relevance
- ✗ May lack the depth of larger, more detailed textbooks
- ✗ Some readers may find the critical debates distracting
- ✗ Not a casebook, so fewer full case extracts
- ✗ Assumes basic legal knowledge in places
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Frequently asked questions
Is this book suitable for GDL/CPE students?
Yes, it is specifically designed for undergraduate and GDL/CPE courses, providing clear explanations without assuming extensive prior legal knowledge.
Does this edition include recent developments?
Yes, this edition includes 'Hot Topics' that highlight controversial and current issues, ensuring students are aware of ongoing debates.
Is it focused only on English law?
Yes, it primarily covers English contract law, which is the standard for UK law courses, but the principles are relevant to common law jurisdictions.
Does the book contain case studies or extracts?
It is not a casebook; it explains key cases but does not include full extracts. For case extracts, consider McKendrick's 'Contract Law: Text, Cases, and Materials'.
Is this book good for exam revision?
Yes, its concise and well-structured format makes it ideal for revision, with clear summaries and critical points to aid understanding.
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