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Author:   David Wright
Publisher:   John Wiley & Sons Inc
Imprint:   John Wiley & Sons Inc
Dimensions:   Width: 17.30cm , Height: 1.50cm , Length: 24.60cm
Weight:   0.612kg
ISBN:  

9781119152507

ISBN 10:   111915250
Pages:   312
Publication Date:   15 July 2016
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

About the Author vii Preface ix Foreword xiii Cases Referred to xv Statutes Referred to xxvii 1 The Law in General 1 2 The Start – Using an Agent 11 3 The Organisation 29 4 Making the Contract Part 1 – The Requirements 37 5 Making the Contract Part 2 – Offer and Acceptance 55 6 Words in Contracts Part 1 – Words Used Pre-Contract 79 7 Words in Contracts Part 2 – Post-Contract 93 8 The Terms of the Contract 101 9 The Basic Framework – Contracts of Sale 117 10 Liability Exemption Clauses 145 11 Factors that May Invalidate a Contract 173 12 Illegal Contracts 189 13 Privity of Contract 205 14 Other Relationships 219 15 Preliminary Agreements and Letters of Intent 229 16 How the Contract Ends 239 17 Remedies for Breach of Contract and Defences to Claims 253 Index 279

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The author, David Wright, is a Consultant and lecturer on commercial contracts; also a Visiting lecturer at Manchester University and Sometime visiting lecturer and fellow at Cranfield University. David Wright left university with a good law degree. He worked as a commercial lawyer/manager/negotiator in the electrical industry then, successively in the electronics/avionic and defence industries, on the client's side of the off-shore oil industry, and the contracting side of the chemical/process engineering industries. Finally he spent three years at board level, in in charge of the contractual and commercial function, in a UK/communist joint venture process contractor, followed by a period as General Counsel in an electrical/mechanical engineering group of companies. Since then he has been a lecturer and consultant on contracts and related areas in the electrical/mechanical and process engineering industries He was a member for over seventeen years of the Institution of Chemical Engineers' committees which write the Institution's model conditions of contract for the process industry and supervise the approval, selection and training of arbitrators and adjudicators. He has taught at a number of universities within the UK in law, contract conditions, negotiation and contract/project management, including Cranfield, where he held successively a visiting lectureship and visiting fellowship in European Business Law, Leeds, Imperial College and Manchester University, where he has held a visiting lectureship for some twenty years. He is the author of the Purple Book, the standard Guide to the ICHEME model conditions of contract, a ""Guide to Consultancy"" and ""Law for Project Managers"". Finally he is an experienced arbitrator, mediator and adjudicator in the process industry.

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