Part I: Introduction
Part II: Formation
Chapter 1: Offer and Acceptance
Chapter 2: Consencus
Chapter 3: Intention to Create Legal Relations
Chapter 4: Sufficiency of Terms
Chapter 5: Estoppel in Contract Formation
Part III: Enforcing Promises
Chapter 6: Privity
Chapter 7: Consideration and Sealed Promises: Enforcing Promises through Contract
Chapter 8: Variation and Enforcement through Non-Contract Doctrines: Estoppel, Election and Abandonment
Part IV: The Content and Discharge of the Contract
Chapter 9: Determining the Terms of the Contract
Chapter 10: Categorising Terms
Chapter 11: Duties Imposed by Law
Chapter 12: Standard Form Contracts and Exculpatory Clauses
Chapter 13: Discharge of the Contract
Part V: Contesting the Contract
Chapter 14: Capacity
Chapter 15: Misrepresentation
Chapter 16: Mistake
Chapter 17: Protection of Weaker Parties
Chapter 18: Illegality
Chapter 19: Frustration
Chapter 20: Limitation of Ations and Delay
Chapter 21: The Consequences of Successfuly Contesting the Contract: Eliminating or Altering the Contract
Part VI: Remedies for Breach
Chapter 22: Termination for Breach
Chapter 23: Damages and Other Money Claims
Chapter 24: Equitable Remedies
