Anglais juridique

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LECTURE NUMBER 1: THE CONTRACTS

A. Foreword
B. Glossary
C. What is a contract?
D. The principle of freedom of contract
E. The tract rules governing English contracts
F. Contracts to be made in writing
G. Key notions and vocabulary
H. Civil courts and contract claims
I. Arbitration
J. Lay-out of the English decisions

LECTURE NUMBER 2: OFFER AND ACCEPTANCE

A. Introduction
B. Glossary
C. What is an offer?
D. An offer is not an invitation to treat
E. Advertisements
F. Legal characteristics of an offer
G. Acceptance
H. Communication
I. Electronic commerce and on-line contracts

LECTURE NUMBER 3: CONSIDERATION

A. Glossary
B. Good and bad consideration
C. Past consideration
D. Consideration must move from the promisee
E. Consideration must be sufficient
F. The economic value of consideration
G. Exceptions to the rule of past consideration
H. The doctrine of promissory estopped
I. Conclusion

LECTURE NUMBER 4: INTENTION TO CREATE LEGAL RELATIONS - CAPACITY TO CONTRACT - PRIVITY OF CONTRACT

A. Glossary
B. Introduction
C. Intention to create legal relations
1. Family and social agreements
2. Commercial agreements
D. Capacity to contract
1. Introduction
2. Minors
3. Mental incapacity
4. Companies & corporations legal capacity
E. Privity of contract ? The Contracts Act 1999
F. Generalities
G. The third party
H. Conclusion
I. Exceptions

LECTURE NUMBER FIVE: VITIATING FACTORS AFFECTING THE VALIDITY OF CONTRACTS

A. Introduction
B. Misrepresentation
1. Generalities
2. Types of misrepresentation
3. Remedies in case of misrepresentation
C. Mistake
D. Generalities
E. Types of mistake
F. Specific remedies in case of mistakes
G. Undue influence and duress
H. Undue influence
I. Duress
J. Inequality of bargaining power

LECTURE NIMBER 6: THE TERMS OF THE CONTRACT

A. So first a few words about the express terms of a contract
B. Implied terms
C. Statutorily implied terms
D. Conditions and warranties
E. Exclusions clauses
1. General introduction
2. Validity of exclusion clauses
3. The Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977
4. Conclusion

LECTURE NUMBER 7: ILLEGAL CONTRACTS

A. Introduction
B. Contracts to commit a crime or a tort
C. The effect of illegality
D. Contracts contrary to public policy
E. Contracts contrary to public policy
F. Contracts in restraint of trades
G. Severance
H. Anti-competitive contracts
I. Conclusion

LECTURE NUMBER 8: DISCHARGE OF CONTRACTS

A. Introduction
B. Performance
C. Substancial performance
D. Partial performance
E. Discharge by agreement
F. Breach of contract
G. Repudiation
H. Frustration

LECTURE NUMBER 9: REMEDIES

A. Introduction
B. Common law remedies generalities
C. Damages causation remotess mitigation
D. Damages calculing loss
E. Damages calculing the expectation loss
F. Damages for no pecuniary loss
G. Action for an agreed
H. Equitable remedies
I. Liquidated damages penalty clauses

LECTURE NUMBER 10: CONSUMER CONTRACTS

A. Introduction
B. Contracts for the sale of goods
C. Contracts for the supply of services
D. Hire contracts
E. Manufacturers liability
F. The consumer protection Act of 1987
G. Consumer protection by the criminal law
H. Unsolicited Goods
I. Hire purchase agreement


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