Contracts Cases and Doctrine 7th Edition By Randy E. Barnett, Nathan B. Oman
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Contracts: Cases and Doctrine (7th Edition) by Randy E. Barnett and Nathan B. Oman is a premier law school casebook designed for first-year (1L) contract law courses. Published by Aspen Publishing in 2021, this edition mixes classic and contemporary case law to teach students how to analyze facts and identify prevailing rules. [1, 2]
Core Book Specifications
- ISBN-13: 978-1543826272
- ISBN-10: 154382627X
- Page Count: 1,280 pages
- Series: Aspen Casebook Series [1, 2]
Key Structural Features
- Remedies-First Approach: The book uniquely introduces contract remedies (damages) before diving into contract formation, giving students early context on what happens when a contract breaks. [1, 2]
- Study Guide Questions: Pre-case prompts focus student reading on the most legally salient facts and issues. [1]
- Judicial Biographies: Brief backgrounds of presiding judges provide historic and political context to landmark decisions. [1]
- Statutory Integration: Restatement (Second) of Contracts and Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) sections are embedded directly alongside cases. [1]
New to the 7th Edition
- Modern Legal Frontiers: Introduces concepts like "smart contracts" and algorithmic agreements.
- Pandemic Disruptions: Features new case law handling how pandemics affect contractual performance obligations.
- Streamlined Content: Deletes lesser-taught materials to tightly fit a standard 1L curriculum.
- Engaging Fact Patterns: Adds memorable niche cases, including a contract with a KGB double-agent spy and the gambling disputes of a royal prince. [1, 2]
General Chapter Outline
- Introduction to Contract Law
- Damages for Breach of Contract
- Other Remedies and Causes of Action (Restitution)
- Reaching an Agreement (Offer & Acceptance)
- Discerning the Agreement
- Written Manifestations of Assent (Parol Evidence Rule & Statute of Frauds)
- Principles of Enforceability
- The Doctrine of Consideration
- The Intention to be Legally Bound
- The Doctrine of Promissory Estoppel
- Performance and Conditions
- Breach of Contract
- Lack of Contractual Capacity
- Assent Improperly Obtained (Duress, Misrepresentation, & Public Policy Defenses)
- Failure of a Basic Assumption (Impossibility, Impracticability, & Frustration) [1, 2, 3, 4]
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