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- Title
- Chitty on Contracts: 2nd Supplement (Common Law Library)
- Author
- Joseph Chitty, Professor Hugh Beale
- Publisher
- Sweet & Maxwell 20/12/2001
- Publication year
- 2001
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0421762403
- ISBN 13
- 9780421762404
This is the second supplement to the 28th edition of "Chitty on Contracts", which aims to provide unrivalled expertise for common law and commercial barristers and solicitors as well as academics and the judiciary in many countries across the world. Interpretation and explanatory narrative are supported by examples of case law and legislation. Volume I covers general principles, whilst Volume II deals with specific contracts. All key developments in case law and legislation since the 27th edition in 1994 have been incorporated into this edition. Full reference has been made to the Civil Procedure Rules, and the terminology arising has been used where relevant.
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Review
It is overwhelming in its scholarship, humbling in its ambit. It is the foremost work on the law of contract. . . it continues to be the practitioner's choice for authority and accessibility. There is no doubt that anyone called upon to advise on contract law or to apply its principles will find this work indispensable. Chitty has been around a long time. In fact, the first edition was published in 1826. Therefore, it has had a very long time to establish itself as the premier work on the English law of contract, where it continues to enjoy an unrivalled status. It is the authority to which all legal practitioners turn, when contract points are in issue. New Law Journal
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