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Author: Sally Wheeler (Department of Law, Department of Law, University of Nottingham) ,
Jo Shaw (Department of Law, Department of Law, Keele University)
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Imprint: Oxford University Press
Dimensions:
Width: 15.60cm
, Height: 5.10cm
, Length: 23.50cm
Weight: 1.272kg
ISBN: 9780198762959
ISBN 10: 019876295
Pages: 962
Publication Date: 22 September 1994
Audience:
College/higher education
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Tertiary & Higher Education
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: To order
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Reviews
'Excellent in the amount of periodical literature it contains.' Mrs C.A. Hopkins, University of Cambridge 'The excellent contemporary contracts casebook that modern teachers have been waiting for.' Dr Joshua Getzler, University of Oxford 'clear treatments of the subject and reasonably priced' Say Goo, University of Exeter 'Completely new approach - unlike existing casebooks - ideal for students new to contract law.' Judith Riches, Brighton University 'It is a really impressive book - a formidable collection of materials.' Roger Brownsword, University of Sheffield 'Excellent book.' A.M. Dugdale, Keele University 'Excellent, affordable, current!' John Murphy, University of Manchester 'A very good and worthwhile book.' Hector MacQueen, University of Edinburgh 'ambitious and well-produced book' Cambridge Law Journal Wheeler and Shaw have brought together a wide range of primary and secondary materials and combined them with their own extensive and elucidating annotations to produce a work which represents an exciting contribution to the study and teaching of law. Consumer Law Journal
Wheeler and Shaw have brought together a wide range of primary and secondary materials and combined them with their own extensive and elucidating annotations to produce a work which represents an exciting contribution to the study and teaching of law. * Consumer Law Journal * `ambitious and well-produced book' Cambridge Law Journal `A very good and worthwhile book.' Hector MacQueen, University of Edinburgh `Excellent, affordable, current!' John Murphy, University of Manchester `Excellent book.' A.M. Dugdale, Keele University `It is a really impressive book - a formidable collection of materials.' Roger Brownsword, University of Sheffield `Completely new approach - unlike existing casebooks - ideal for students new to contract law.' Judith Riches, Brighton University `clear treatments of the subject and reasonably priced' Say Goo, University of Exeter `The excellent contemporary contracts casebook that modern teachers have been waiting for.' Dr Joshua Getzler, University of Oxford `Excellent in the amount of periodical literature it contains.' Mrs C.A. Hopkins, University of Cambridge
`Excellent in the amount of periodical literature it contains.' Mrs C.A. Hopkins, University of Cambridge `The excellent contemporary contracts casebook that modern teachers have been waiting for.' Dr Joshua Getzler, University of Oxford `clear treatments of the subject and reasonably priced' Say Goo, University of Exeter `Completely new approach - unlike existing casebooks - ideal for students new to contract law.' Judith Riches, Brighton University `It is a really impressive book - a formidable collection of materials.' Roger Brownsword, University of Sheffield `Excellent book.' A.M. Dugdale, Keele University `Excellent, affordable, current!' John Murphy, University of Manchester `A very good and worthwhile book.' Hector MacQueen, University of Edinburgh `ambitious and well-produced book' Cambridge Law Journal `Wheeler and Shaw have brought together a wide range of primary and secondary materials and combined them with their own extensive and elucidating annotations to produce a work which represents an exciting contribution to the study and teaching of law.' Consumer Law Journal
