Mindy Chen-Wishart is Provost's Professor at National University of Singapore. Until 2023, she was Dean, and Professor at Faculty of Law, Oxford University and Fellow of Merton College. She has authored numerous articles on the theory, doctrines and comparative law of contract, including an international prize-winning article. She is an Editor of Chitty on Contracts (36th ed) and Elgar Handbook in the Philosophy of Contract law. She authored Contract Law, 7th ed (OUP). In 2024, she received an Honorary Doctor of Laws from Otago University, and a Lifetime Achievement Award at the International Conference on Contracts (KCON XVII).Dora Neo is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore. She was the founding Director of the Faculty's Centre for Banking & Finance Law which she led for ten years. She has authored and edited books, chapters and articles on trade finance law, secured transactions law, trade in services, and contract law. She is a graduate of Oxford University and Harvard Law School and is a non-practising member of the Bar in London (Gray's Inn) and in Singapore.Stefan Vogenauer is Head of the Department 'European and Comparative Legal History' at the Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory, Frankfurt. Prior to his current positions he held the Chair of Comparative Law at the University of Oxford (2003-15), where he also served as Director of the Oxford Institute of European and Comparative Law and Fellow of Brasenose College. He is a graduate of the University of Kiel (Germany) and the University of Oxford.

• 1: Mindy CHEN-WISHART, Dora NEO, and Stefan VOGENAUER: Introduction 2: Andrew PHANG: On Comparative Analysis as well as Ending and Changing Contracts CHINA: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 3: WANG Lei: Change of Circumstances in China's Civil Legislation and Judicial Practice CHINA: ENDING CONTRACTS 4: Lei CHEN and Zhicheng WU: Termination of Contract in Chinese Law HONG KONG: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 5: Stephen HALL: Contract Terms in Hong Kong: Changed Circumstances and Variation HONG KONG: ENDING CONTRACTS 6: Kelvin FK LOW: Termination of Contracts in Hong Kong INDIA: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 7: Chitra NARAYAN and R Yashod VARDHAN: Changes in Circumstances and their Impact on Contractual Obligations in India INDIA: ENDING CONTRACTS 8: R Yashod VARDHAN and Chitra NARAYAN: Discharge of Performance and Termination of Contracts in India INDONESIA: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 9: Gary F BELL: Change of Circumstances in the Indonesian Law of Obligations INDONESIA: ENDING CONTRACTS 10: HERLIANA: Termination of Contracts under Indonesian Law JAPAN: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 11: Eriko TAOKA: Ending and Changing Performance under Japanese Law JAPAN: ENDING CONTRACTS 12: Akira KAMO: Termination of Contracts under Japanese Law KOREA: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 13: KWON Youngjoon: Change of Circumstances: Korea KOREA: ENDING CONTRACTS 14: AHN Tae-Yong: Termination under Korean Law MALAYSIA: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 15: Yin Harn LEE and May Fong CHEONG: Change of Circumstances: The Position under Malaysian Contract Law MALAYSIA: ENDING CONTRACTS 16: May Fong CHEONG and Yin Harn LEE: Termination of Contracts: The Position under Malaysian Contract Law MYANMAR: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES AND ENDING CONTRACTS 17: Adrian BRIGGS: Myanmar: Change of Circumstances and Termination of Contract for Breach PHILIPPINES: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 18: Ma. Ngina Teresa CHAN-GONZAGA: Revision of Contracts in the Philippines: The Ramifications of a Change of Circumstances PHILIPPINES: ENDING CONTRACTS 19: Michael Anthony C DIZON: Rescission of Contracts in the Philippines: Ending Performance and Extinguishing Obligations SINGAPORE: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 20: Dora NEO: Contractual Obligations and Change of Circumstances in Singapore SINGAPORE: ENDING CONTRACTS 21: Chee Ho THAM: Termination under Singapore Law TAIWAN: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 22: Tsung-fu CHEN: The Doctrine of Change of Circumstances in Taiwanese Law TAIWAN: ENDING CONTRACTS 23: Sheng-Lin JAN: Termination and Rescission under Taiwanese Contract Law THAILAND: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 24: Munin PONGSAPAN: A Change of Circumstances in Thai Law THAILAND: ENDING CONTRACTS 25: Nadnaphas LEAKPECH: Termination of Contracts in Thai Law VIETNAM: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 26: DO Giang Nam: Change of Circumstances under Vietnamese Contract Law VIETNAM: ENDING CONTRACTS 27: TRAN Kien: Termination of Contracts under Vietnamese Law 28: Hugh BEALE: Ending Contracts and Changing Circumstances in Asia: Comparative Conclusions

Mindy Chen-Wishart is Provost's Professor at National University of Singapore. Until 2023, she was Dean, and Professor at Faculty of Law, Oxford University and Fellow of Merton College. She has authored numerous articles on the theory, doctrines and comparative law of contract, including an international prize-winning article. She is an Editor of Chitty on Contracts (36th ed) and Elgar Handbook in the Philosophy of Contract law. She authored Contract Law, 7th ed (OUP). In 2024, she received an Honorary Doctor of Laws from Otago University, and a Lifetime Achievement Award at the International Conference on Contracts (KCON XVII).Dora Neo is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore. She was the founding Director of the Faculty's Centre for Banking & Finance Law which she led for ten years. She has authored and edited books, chapters and articles on trade finance law, secured transactions law, trade in services, and contract law. She is a graduate of Oxford University and Harvard Law School and is a non-practising member of the Bar in London (Gray's Inn) and in Singapore.Stefan Vogenauer is Head of the Department 'European and Comparative Legal History' at the Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory, Frankfurt. Prior to his current positions he held the Chair of Comparative Law at the University of Oxford (2003-15), where he also served as Director of the Oxford Institute of European and Comparative Law and Fellow of Brasenose College. He is a graduate of the University of Kiel (Germany) and the University of Oxford.

• 1: Mindy CHEN-WISHART, Dora NEO, and Stefan VOGENAUER: Introduction 2: Andrew PHANG: On Comparative Analysis as well as Ending and Changing Contracts CHINA: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 3: WANG Lei: Change of Circumstances in China's Civil Legislation and Judicial Practice CHINA: ENDING CONTRACTS 4: Lei CHEN and Zhicheng WU: Termination of Contract in Chinese Law HONG KONG: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 5: Stephen HALL: Contract Terms in Hong Kong: Changed Circumstances and Variation HONG KONG: ENDING CONTRACTS 6: Kelvin FK LOW: Termination of Contracts in Hong Kong INDIA: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 7: Chitra NARAYAN and R Yashod VARDHAN: Changes in Circumstances and their Impact on Contractual Obligations in India INDIA: ENDING CONTRACTS 8: R Yashod VARDHAN and Chitra NARAYAN: Discharge of Performance and Termination of Contracts in India INDONESIA: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 9: Gary F BELL: Change of Circumstances in the Indonesian Law of Obligations INDONESIA: ENDING CONTRACTS 10: HERLIANA: Termination of Contracts under Indonesian Law JAPAN: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 11: Eriko TAOKA: Ending and Changing Performance under Japanese Law JAPAN: ENDING CONTRACTS 12: Akira KAMO: Termination of Contracts under Japanese Law KOREA: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 13: KWON Youngjoon: Change of Circumstances: Korea KOREA: ENDING CONTRACTS 14: AHN Tae-Yong: Termination under Korean Law MALAYSIA: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 15: Yin Harn LEE and May Fong CHEONG: Change of Circumstances: The Position under Malaysian Contract Law MALAYSIA: ENDING CONTRACTS 16: May Fong CHEONG and Yin Harn LEE: Termination of Contracts: The Position under Malaysian Contract Law MYANMAR: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES AND ENDING CONTRACTS 17: Adrian BRIGGS: Myanmar: Change of Circumstances and Termination of Contract for Breach PHILIPPINES: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 18: Ma. Ngina Teresa CHAN-GONZAGA: Revision of Contracts in the Philippines: The Ramifications of a Change of Circumstances PHILIPPINES: ENDING CONTRACTS 19: Michael Anthony C DIZON: Rescission of Contracts in the Philippines: Ending Performance and Extinguishing Obligations SINGAPORE: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 20: Dora NEO: Contractual Obligations and Change of Circumstances in Singapore SINGAPORE: ENDING CONTRACTS 21: Chee Ho THAM: Termination under Singapore Law TAIWAN: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 22: Tsung-fu CHEN: The Doctrine of Change of Circumstances in Taiwanese Law TAIWAN: ENDING CONTRACTS 23: Sheng-Lin JAN: Termination and Rescission under Taiwanese Contract Law THAILAND: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 24: Munin PONGSAPAN: A Change of Circumstances in Thai Law THAILAND: ENDING CONTRACTS 25: Nadnaphas LEAKPECH: Termination of Contracts in Thai Law VIETNAM: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 26: DO Giang Nam: Change of Circumstances under Vietnamese Contract Law VIETNAM: ENDING CONTRACTS 27: TRAN Kien: Termination of Contracts under Vietnamese Law 28: Hugh BEALE: Ending Contracts and Changing Circumstances in Asia: Comparative Conclusions

Mindy Chen-Wishart is Provost's Professor at National University of Singapore. Until 2023, she was Dean, and Professor at Faculty of Law, Oxford University and Fellow of Merton College. She has authored numerous articles on the theory, doctrines and comparative law of contract, including an international prize-winning article. She is an Editor of Chitty on Contracts (36th ed) and Elgar Handbook in the Philosophy of Contract law. She authored Contract Law, 7th ed (OUP). In 2024, she received an Honorary Doctor of Laws from Otago University, and a Lifetime Achievement Award at the International Conference on Contracts (KCON XVII).Dora Neo is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore. She was the founding Director of the Faculty's Centre for Banking & Finance Law which she led for ten years. She has authored and edited books, chapters and articles on trade finance law, secured transactions law, trade in services, and contract law. She is a graduate of Oxford University and Harvard Law School and is a non-practising member of the Bar in London (Gray's Inn) and in Singapore.Stefan Vogenauer is Head of the Department 'European and Comparative Legal History' at the Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory, Frankfurt. Prior to his current positions he held the Chair of Comparative Law at the University of Oxford (2003-15), where he also served as Director of the Oxford Institute of European and Comparative Law and Fellow of Brasenose College. He is a graduate of the University of Kiel (Germany) and the University of Oxford.

• 1: Mindy CHEN-WISHART, Dora NEO, and Stefan VOGENAUER: Introduction 2: Andrew PHANG: On Comparative Analysis as well as Ending and Changing Contracts CHINA: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 3: WANG Lei: Change of Circumstances in China's Civil Legislation and Judicial Practice CHINA: ENDING CONTRACTS 4: Lei CHEN and Zhicheng WU: Termination of Contract in Chinese Law HONG KONG: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 5: Stephen HALL: Contract Terms in Hong Kong: Changed Circumstances and Variation HONG KONG: ENDING CONTRACTS 6: Kelvin FK LOW: Termination of Contracts in Hong Kong INDIA: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 7: Chitra NARAYAN and R Yashod VARDHAN: Changes in Circumstances and their Impact on Contractual Obligations in India INDIA: ENDING CONTRACTS 8: R Yashod VARDHAN and Chitra NARAYAN: Discharge of Performance and Termination of Contracts in India INDONESIA: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 9: Gary F BELL: Change of Circumstances in the Indonesian Law of Obligations INDONESIA: ENDING CONTRACTS 10: HERLIANA: Termination of Contracts under Indonesian Law JAPAN: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 11: Eriko TAOKA: Ending and Changing Performance under Japanese Law JAPAN: ENDING CONTRACTS 12: Akira KAMO: Termination of Contracts under Japanese Law KOREA: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 13: KWON Youngjoon: Change of Circumstances: Korea KOREA: ENDING CONTRACTS 14: AHN Tae-Yong: Termination under Korean Law MALAYSIA: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 15: Yin Harn LEE and May Fong CHEONG: Change of Circumstances: The Position under Malaysian Contract Law MALAYSIA: ENDING CONTRACTS 16: May Fong CHEONG and Yin Harn LEE: Termination of Contracts: The Position under Malaysian Contract Law MYANMAR: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES AND ENDING CONTRACTS 17: Adrian BRIGGS: Myanmar: Change of Circumstances and Termination of Contract for Breach PHILIPPINES: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 18: Ma. Ngina Teresa CHAN-GONZAGA: Revision of Contracts in the Philippines: The Ramifications of a Change of Circumstances PHILIPPINES: ENDING CONTRACTS 19: Michael Anthony C DIZON: Rescission of Contracts in the Philippines: Ending Performance and Extinguishing Obligations SINGAPORE: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 20: Dora NEO: Contractual Obligations and Change of Circumstances in Singapore SINGAPORE: ENDING CONTRACTS 21: Chee Ho THAM: Termination under Singapore Law TAIWAN: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 22: Tsung-fu CHEN: The Doctrine of Change of Circumstances in Taiwanese Law TAIWAN: ENDING CONTRACTS 23: Sheng-Lin JAN: Termination and Rescission under Taiwanese Contract Law THAILAND: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 24: Munin PONGSAPAN: A Change of Circumstances in Thai Law THAILAND: ENDING CONTRACTS 25: Nadnaphas LEAKPECH: Termination of Contracts in Thai Law VIETNAM: CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES 26: DO Giang Nam: Change of Circumstances under Vietnamese Contract Law VIETNAM: ENDING CONTRACTS 27: TRAN Kien: Termination of Contracts under Vietnamese Law 28: Hugh BEALE: Ending Contracts and Changing Circumstances in Asia: Comparative Conclusions