Janet OʼSullivan is a Professor of Private Law, University of Cambridge, and Vice-Master and Director of Studies in Law, Selwyn College, University of Cambridge. She is a recipient of the Pilkington Teaching Prize for Excellence in University Teaching.

Helpful, reliable and well-written. It explains complex issues clearly and is concise and focused, but also provides a good amount of additional detail.

• 1: General themes and issues 2: Offer and acceptance I: general principles 3: Offer and acceptance II: two related principles 4: Certainty 5: Consideration and estoppel 6: Privity and third parties 7: Terms of the contract I 8: Terms of the contract II: common law and statutory controls on unfair terms 9: Misrepresentation and non-disclosure 10: Duress 11: Undue influence 12: Unconscionable bargains 13: Common mistake and rectification 14: Frustration 15: Discharge of a contract for breach 16: Remedies I: compensatory damages 17: Remedies II: specific remedies 18: Remedies III: other non-compensatory or exceptional remedies

Janet OʼSullivan is a Professor of Private Law, University of Cambridge, and Vice-Master and Director of Studies in Law, Selwyn College, University of Cambridge. She is a recipient of the Pilkington Teaching Prize for Excellence in University Teaching.

Helpful, reliable and well-written. It explains complex issues clearly and is concise and focused, but also provides a good amount of additional detail.

• 1: General themes and issues 2: Offer and acceptance I: general principles 3: Offer and acceptance II: two related principles 4: Certainty 5: Consideration and estoppel 6: Privity and third parties 7: Terms of the contract I 8: Terms of the contract II: common law and statutory controls on unfair terms 9: Misrepresentation and non-disclosure 10: Duress 11: Undue influence 12: Unconscionable bargains 13: Common mistake and rectification 14: Frustration 15: Discharge of a contract for breach 16: Remedies I: compensatory damages 17: Remedies II: specific remedies 18: Remedies III: other non-compensatory or exceptional remedies

Janet OʼSullivan is a Professor of Private Law, University of Cambridge, and Vice-Master and Director of Studies in Law, Selwyn College, University of Cambridge. She is a recipient of the Pilkington Teaching Prize for Excellence in University Teaching.

Helpful, reliable and well-written. It explains complex issues clearly and is concise and focused, but also provides a good amount of additional detail.

• 1: General themes and issues 2: Offer and acceptance I: general principles 3: Offer and acceptance II: two related principles 4: Certainty 5: Consideration and estoppel 6: Privity and third parties 7: Terms of the contract I 8: Terms of the contract II: common law and statutory controls on unfair terms 9: Misrepresentation and non-disclosure 10: Duress 11: Undue influence 12: Unconscionable bargains 13: Common mistake and rectification 14: Frustration 15: Discharge of a contract for breach 16: Remedies I: compensatory damages 17: Remedies II: specific remedies 18: Remedies III: other non-compensatory or exceptional remedies