Commercial Contract Law - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Dedication

pp v-vi

Brief Contents

pp vii-x

Contents

pp xi-xx

Contributors

pp xxi-xxvi

Foreword

pp xxvii-xxviii

Part I - The Role of Consent

pp 1-82

1 - Transatlantic Perspectives

pp 3-13

2 - Competing Theories of Contract

pp 14-40

3 - Contracts, Courts, and the Construction of Consent

pp 41-66

4 - Are Mortgage Contracts Promises?

pp 67-82

Part II - Normative Views of Contract

pp 83-178

5 - Naturalistic Contract

pp 85-115

6 - Contract in a Networked World

pp 116-145

7 - Contract Transactions and Equity

pp 146-178

Part III - Contract Design and Good Faith

pp 179-222

8 - The Duty to Draft Reasonably and Online Contracts

pp 181-200

9 - Managing Change in Uncertain Times

pp 201-222

Part IV - Implied Terms and Interpretation

pp 223-286

10 - Implied Terms in English Contract Law

pp 225-239

11 - Contract Interpretation

pp 240-286

Part V - Policing Contracting Behavior

pp 287-382

12 - The Paradox of the French Method for Calculating the Compensation of Commercial Agents and the Importance of Conceptualising the Remedial Scheme under Directive 86/653

pp 289-308

13 - Unconscionability in American Contract Law

pp 309-338

14 - Unfair Terms in Comparative Perspective

pp 339-365

15 - (D)CFR Initiative and Consumer Unfair Terms

pp 366-382

Part VI - Misrepresentation, Breach, and Remedies

pp 383-502

16 - Remedies for Misrepresentation

pp 385-415