Added on: 24/05/2022 Publish Date: 2022 485 Cymraeg Yn Unig

Law: Contract Law

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Law Digital Learning Resources Project Coleg Cymraeg Resource
Description

These resouces present the core concepts of contract law, and discuss the issues that may arise when deciding whether the parties have formed a contract. The resources aim at providing students with a good foundation for studying contract law.

Each unit contains the following:

  • abstract
  • lecture in the form of video presentations
  • multiple choice quiz
  • seminar questions
  • bibliography

Contributors to this theme:

  • Dr Hayley Roberts
  • Dr Angharad James

The individual units listed below are available here as one resource.

These resources have been created with support from the HEFCW Investment and Recovery Fund.

Documents and links:

Introduction to contract law

This unit focuses on the following fields: contract, contract offer, accepting a contract, considering a contract, legal relations, valid contract.

Offer and acceptance

This unit focuses on the following fields: offerer, offeree, legitimate offer, invitation to discuss offer, the forms war, postal rule.

Intention and consideration

This unit focuses on the following fields: intention, legal relations, domestic contracts, commercial contracts, terms of contract, consideration, valid contract.

Promissory estoppel

This unit focuses on the following fields: equity, equitable, promise, estoppel, promisor’s rights, debt.

Terms

This unit focuses on the following fields: express terms, implied terms, unclear terms, representations.

Classification and incorporation of terms

This unit focuses on the following fields: conditions, warranties, innominate terms, verbal contracts, incorporating written terms.

Exclusion clauses and unfair terms

This unit focuses on the following fields: trader, consumer, fairness, good faith, main subject matter of the contract

Mistake

This unit focuses on the following fields: unilateral mistake, common mistake, attributes, identidy."

Misrepresentation

This unit focuses on the following fields: rescission, fraudulent misrepresentation, negligent misrepresentation, innocent misrepresentation, statement.

Illegitimate pressure

This unit focuses on the following fields: illegitimate pressure, contract validity, undue influence, duress, illegal pressure.

Remedies

This unit focuses on the following fields: compensate, pre-contractual, enforceable, damages, award.

Collection Level
Higher Education, AS/A Level
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Law
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CC BY-SA
Coleg Cymraeg Resource Course/unit
mân lun cyfraith contract

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