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Implied Terms in English Contract Law is a unique book dedicated to stating the law of England and Wales regarding the implication of terms into contracts. The law on this important subject is stated systematically and in detail, with the benefit of close analysis of the leading cases on implication at common law, by statute, by custom, trade usage, course of dealing and in fact. Coupled with a consideration of the history of implied terms and theoretical considerations, this book will be an invaluable aid to academics, students and practitioners alike. It would also be a valuable resource for comparative lawyers in many jurisdictions in both civilian and common law.

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9781848445581

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`. . . implied terms are important (on occasion, even vitally important) and [Richard Austin-Baker] has done a signal service to the legal community across the common law world in publishing this book.' -- Andrew Phang, Journal of Contract Law

'. . . implied terms are important (on occasion, even vitally important) and [Richard Austin-Baker] has done a signal service to the legal community across the common law world in publishing this book.' -- Andrew Phang, Journal of Contract Law

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Richard Austen-Baker, Senior Lecturer in Law, Lancaster University Law School, Lancaster University, UK

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