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Textbook on Contract Law by Jill Poole, 2010-07-22
Contracts: Law in Action, The Concise Course by Stewart MacAulay, John Kidwell, et all 2003-01
Business Law: Contracts (The Great Courses on Tape) by Frank B. Cross, 1996
Contract Lawcards 2010-2011 (Law Cards) by Routledge, 2010-03-03
The History and Theory of English Contract Law (Foundations of Legal Liability) by Thomas A. Street, 1999-11
Contract Law Directions (Directions Series) by Richard Taylor, Damian Taylor, 2009-06-22
Law of Contract (Foundation Studies in Law Series) by Paul Richards, 2009-04
The Oxford Introductions to U.S. Law: Contracts (Oxford Introductions to U. S. Law) by Randy E. Barnett, 2010-04-21
Overview of International CISG Sales Law: Basic Contract Law according to the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) by Roald Martinussen, 2006-08-18
Contract Law: Selected Source Materials (American Casebook) by Steven J. Burton, Melvin A. Eisenberg, 2007-07-20
Contract Theory (Clarendon Law Series) by Stephen A. Smith, 2004-05-20
Haggard's Contract Law From A Drafting Perspective: An Introduction To Contract Drafting For Law Students (American Casebook Series®) by Thomas R. Haggard, 2002-10-10
Music Business Contract Library (Hal Leonard Music Pro Guides) by Forest, Greg, 2008-07-15
An Introduction to the Law of Contract by Stephen Graw, 1998-02-15

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Florida Construction Law
Practice limited to construction litigation, contract negotiations, scheduling delay claims, construction liens and claims on bonds, bid protests and architectural errors and omissions.
http://www.flaconstruction.com/law
Letters Of Marque: Sauron: Offer And Acceptance
Some might even argue that their state of purgatory is duress to attempt to illegally enforce the contract. Also, what of human rights law?
http://blog.qiken.org/archives/000196.html

Extractions: Heidi Bond's blog of life as a weird Michigan law student. Main "As a small token of your friendship Sauron asks this," he said: "that you should find this thief," such was his word, "and get from him, willing or no, a little ring, the least of rings, that once he stole. It is but a trifle that Sauron fancies, and an earnest of your good will. Find it, and three rings that the Dwarf-sires possessed of old shall be returned to you, and the realm of Moria shall be yours for ever. Find only news of the thief, whether he still lives and where, and you shall have great reward and lasting friendship from the Lord. Refuse, and things will not seem so well. Do you refuse?" The Fellowship of the Ring, in "The Council of Elrond" It seems to me that's really two, maybe three separate offers. The first seems to be unambiguously an offer for a unilateral contract (to find the supposedly piddling ring for three of the Dwarf rings of power plus the estate of Moria), to be completed by performance. Dáin wouldn't want to bind himself to produce a ring; it's too risky. This seems like the straight-forward reward scenario envisioned as a prototypical offer for a unilateral contract. A few comments on material facts: You might say that Sauron should have disclosed the Balrog living in the deeps of Moria. But the Dwarves had ancient records of Moria which probably mention this, and Sauron is old enough to imagine that the Dwarves knew. It seems silly to require disclosure of a fact which, though admittedly material, is known to both parties, even though they never actually mention it to each other. The same sort of reasoning applies to the fact that the Dwarven rings are actually tainted (although Dwarves tend to resist his power a little better than men).
Heritage Living Trust
Trust document preparation firm that specializes in liability, probate, estate taxes, and Medicaid protection through the use of, complex, contract, common law, and revocable living trusts.
http://www.heritagelivingtrust.com
Leiby Taylor Stearns Linkhorst & Roberts, Florida Commercial Construction Law Fi
The firm has concentrated its practice in the area of construction law. The firm counsels on Florida Statutory compliance, construction contract drafting, negotiation, and administration; dispute avoidance, and construction dispute resolution by mediation, arbitration, and/or litigation.
http://www.leibylaw.com

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Attorneys Gustin, Libraty & Associates, P.C. Encino California CA Bankruptcy Law
Offering legal services for sales representatives, including commission collection, as well as bankruptcy, collections, and contract law, from offices in Encino.
http://www.salesrep-law.com/

Extractions: gustinlaw@jps.net CONCENTRATING IN SALES REP LAW AND RELATED ISSUES Also HANDLES INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROBLEMS Such as Filing TRADEMARK registration Make SEARCHES on existing Trade Marks Filing REGISTRATION Defending Trade Mark Infringements Filing Law Suits for Trade Mark Infringements Preparing LICENSING AGREEMENTS plus many other issues in INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CASES For further information: Contact Jay Gustin or Michael Libraty , Attorneys Welcome Firm Overview Practice Areas Attorney Profiles ... Contact Us The information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for individual advice regarding your own situation. West Legal Directory , a service of West Group , Eagan, Minnesota. var fl_acct="WR5404237KCV"; //account number(s) var fl_wldid="2571147"; var fl_foldername="salesrep-law"; var fl_fsproduct="FIRMSITE 1"; var fl_platform="fsstatic"; var fl_master=" "; var fl_mn="wp150"; //machine name
[Hague-jur-commercial-law] Contract On The Internet
Haguejur-commercial-law contract on the Internet. Michael Sondow msondow@iciiu.org Thu, 16 Jan 2003 154317 -0500 Previous message
http://lists.essential.org/pipermail/hague-jur-commercial-law/2003-January/00074

Extractions: Thu, 16 Jan 2003 15:43:17 -0500 From OUT-LAW.com In December 2002, the Starwood on-line booking site displayed the unintended bargain rate for luxurious bungalows at a resort on the French Polynesian island of Bora Bora. By the time the mistake was discovered, 136 people had booked 2,631 rooms, some making multiple reservations. Ha-ha! Revenge is sweet. M.S. Previous message: [Hague-jur-commercial-law] Contract on the Internet Next message: [Hague-jur-commercial-law] Contract on the Internet Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]
McAleese & Associates, P.C. - Welcome
law firm in McLean, offering services for business and government contract matters.
http://www.mcaleese.com/
[Hague-jur-commercial-law] Contract On The Internet
Haguejur-commercial-law contract on the Internet. Manon Anne Ress manon.ress@cptech.org Thu, 16 Jan 2003 160536 -0500 Previous
http://lists.essential.org/pipermail/hague-jur-commercial-law/2003-January/00074

Extractions: Thu, 16 Jan 2003 16:05:36 -0500 really, Michael I do not think they'll pay the price or rather honor their words. The terms and conditions probably make them "not liable" for typos, changes etc. and probably point to New York forum (and law). Since the Kodak case, e-businesses have learned quite a bit. However, they might give a discount for PR purposes and also to be able to say that contracts are absolutely binding "both ways"... for when they need it! European consumers probably think they would be protected in any case as consumers (thanks to some distance selling directive) but we know that in most cases we would end up being considered "business" even when going to Bora Bora...Maybe that's why I will not be going anytime soon ;) But, yes, revenge would be sweet Michael Sondow wrote: > Manon Anne Ress wrote: From OUT-LAW.com
Procurement Lawyer: A Web Site About Government Contracts And Federal Acquisitio
Arlington attorney, offering services for government contracts and public procurement, construction law, computer law, federal acquisitions, contract claims and disputes, and civil litigation.
http://www.procurement-lawyer.com/
Intellectual Property And Contract Law For The Information Age
of the Berkeley Technology law Journal provide a rich set of reflections on Article 2B s implications for intellectual property law and contract law in light
http://www.sims.berkeley.edu/~pam/papers/clr_2b.html

Extractions: From the California Law Review, Vol 87, January 1999. Pamela Samuelson INTRODUCTION Article 2B of the Uniform Commercial Code (Article 2B) is a recently drafted model law that aspires to provide a standard set of rules that will regulate transactions in information products and services. It therefore seeks to do for the information economy what Article 2 of the current Uniform Commercial Code (U.C.C.) has done for the manufacturing economy and commerce in goods. Article 2B may soon be submitted to state legislatures for enactment into state law. Future United States proposals for global electronic commerce rules might also be based on its rules. Article 2B could thus become the world's preeminent law regulating transactions in information. Transactions in information comprise a significant portion of both the national and the international economies. According to the Clinton administration's A Framework For Global Electronic Commerce , the United States exports well over $40 billion worth of information products and services every year.
Conveyancing Solicitors In Brighton: Burt Brill & Cardens Conveyancer's Expertis
Brighton firm offering services for personal injury, employment, family law, conveyancing, property disputes, estate planning and probate, contract disputes, debt collection, elder law, and taxation.
http://www.brightonlaw.co.uk/
Contract Law Cases In Directory.co.uk
Find contract law Cases information in directory.co.uk Locate contract law Cases related web sites in the UK s favourite online web directory. contract law.
http://www.directory.co.uk/Contract_Law_Cases.htm
Bournemouth Solicitors: Baehrs Solicitors
Firm of solicitors in Bournemouth specializing in matrimonial, negligence, defamation, employment and contract law, with a focus on litigation. Client care charter, information on fees and other details of services as well as contact information.
http://hosting.lawyerlocator.co.uk/hp/baehrs/

Extractions: Commitment in every case Baehrs is a firm of litigation solicitors in central Bournemouth. Eric Baehr has 30 years experience advising and representing people like you on personal injury libel and slander divorce employment and commercial litigation . Clients in Dorset and Hampshire value our sympathetic advice, excellent client care and effective legal representation. Call for a free appointment, without obligation.
LAW OF CONTRACT IN MALDIVES
law of contract in Maldives. contract law. In Maldives, the law of contracts is contained in the contract law (No. (i) contracts prohibited by law ;.
http://www.vakilno1.com/saarclaw/maldives/lawofcontract/law_of_contract_in_maldi

Extractions: Law of Contract in Maldives Contract Law In Maldives, the law of contracts is contained in the Contract Law (No. 4 of 91). Contract is referred to a formal agreement entered into between one or more parties and as such, it should be legally valid or acceptable by law (section 2). Acceptance Executors of a contract (i.e., acceptors) should show their willingness to the contents, without being forced. Executors should also be acceptable by law, i.e., they should be persons over 16 years of age and of sound state of mind (section 3). Format and formation Format of a contract need not be of a particular pattern, unless otherwise specified by law (section 4). Submission (offer) should be followed by acceptance. Then it becomes a contract in law (section 5). Offer The submission (offer) should not be confusing or uncertain and sould form into a concrete idea so as to bind legally. An invitation to offer should not be treated as an offer. An offer can be made to a particular person (or persons) or generally to all (section 6).
11 Stone Buildings, Barristers Chambers, Lincoln's Inn, London, UK
The barristers at 11 Stone Buildings practise in business law, with specialist groups for all types of contract, company, insolvency and property disputes.
http://www.11stonebuildings.com
UK Barrister, Contract, Personal Injury, Professional Negligence. Steven Ball.
Barrister covering contract/commercial law, personal injury and professional negligence work.
http://www.barrister-uk.com/

Extractions: Whether you are a lawyer, or just curious about the law, I hope that you will find something of interest on my site. As a barrister practising from Chambers in Exeter, Devon I cover several areas of civil law including contract, personal injury and professional negligence. I have included some general information about the work of barristers together with an account of my own practice. I have a special interest in cases involving technical subject matter. As you travel around my site you will soon get the picture. email me PLEASE NOTE : Legal Web Sites can be very dull- I have tried to avoid this, however, the law remains a serious business. Nothing on this site should be interpreted as constituting advice of any kind. Do not go any further unless you understand and accept this. You must not rely upon anything contained in these pages. Personal Injury Contract/Commercial Professional Negligence Local Authority Liability s="na";c="na";j="na";f=""+escape(document.referrer) Click here to find a barrister by name Click here to learn how to become a barrister
Property And Contract On The Internet
Here are the possibilities (1) State courts could define a regime of compulsory terms through the administration of ordinary contract law just as they have
http://www.law.harvard.edu/Academic_Affairs/coursepages/tfisher/compuls99.html

Extractions: William W. Fisher III Draft of May 1, 1999 The premise of this essay is a prediction: the creators of intellectual products suitable for distribution on the internet will soon come to rely less and less on intellectual-property law to enable them to charge consumers who wish access to their products and more and more on a combination of contractual rights and technological protections. The principal argument of the essay is that courts and legislatures should facilitate and reinforce that shift, but should require that creators (and consumers) when setting up such "private" arrangements abide by restrictions designed to protect the public interest. Part I of the essay contends that sensible legal regulation of the internet requires simultaneous solution of two questions: (a) What should be the default rules governing the relative rights of creators and users? (b) In what ways (if any) should creators and users be permitted to use contracts or technology to rearrange the pattern of entitlements created by the default rules? Part II proposes a set of criteria that could be used to choose among various possible combinations of responses to those two questions. Parts III-VI rely on those criteria to propose, for regulating the uses of intellectual products on the internet, a composite regime centered on the following propositions: Creators should be accorded by the default rules only a modest set of entitlements. Creators and users should be permitted (indeed encouraged) to modify those entitlements to their mutual advantage. The parties' contractual freedom should, however, be curtailed by a set of compulsory terms.
Judge Upholds Postal Contract For FedEx
http://cnn.com/2001/LAW/03/21/postal.fedex.ap/index.html
John M. Olin Center For Law, Economics, And Business: Discussion Papers
403. Steven Shavell, Economic Analysis of contract law, 02/2003. 402. 323. Eric Rasmusen, Agency law and contract Formation, 05/2001. 322.
http://www.law.harvard.edu/programs/olin_center/papers.htm

Extractions: The following is a complete list of discussion papers by number from the present to the beginning of the series. Any paper whose number is underscored can be downloaded by clicking on its number and following the onscreen instructions. More papers will be added over time. Important notice: Future additions to the Discussion Paper Series will be announced by E-mail, but you must be added to our E-mail List in order to receive these announcements. For instructions on how to subscribe, please see our Mailing List Subscription Page W. Kip Viscusi, Joel Huber, and Jason Bell, The Value of Regional Water Quality Improvements, 06/2004. Oren Bar-Gill and Chaim Fershtman, Public Policy with Endogenous Preferences, 06/2004; forthcoming in the Journal of Public Economic Theory Jahn K. Hakes and W. Kip Viscusi, The Rationality of Automobile Seatbelt Usage: The Value of Statistical Life and Fatality Risk Beliefs, 05/2004. Louis Kaplow, On the (Ir)Relevance of Distribution and Labor Supply Distortion to Government Policy, 04/2004. W. Kip Viscusi, The Blockbuster Punitive Damages Awards, 04/2004.
Court To Review Federal Contract Program For Bias
http://cnn.com/2001/LAW/03/26/scotus.affirmative.action.ap/index.html

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