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         Law Contract:     more books (100)
  1. Gilbert Law Summaries: Contracts by Melvin A. Eisenberg, 2002-01
  2. Contracts (Law in a Flash) by Steven Emanuel, 2005-08-03
  3. Working With Contracts: What Law School Doesn't Teach You (PLI's Corporate and Securities Law Library) by Charles M. Fox, 2008-05-27
  4. Problems in Contract Law: Cases and Materials by Charles L. Knapp, Nathan M. Crystal, et all 2007-06-15
  5. Concepts and Case Analysis in the Law of Contracts, 6th (Concepts and Insights Series) by Marvin A. Chirelstein, 2010-05-14
  6. Law School Legends Contracts (Law School Legends Audio) by David Epstein, 2005-04
  7. Concepts And Case Analysis in the Law of Contracts (Concepts and Insights) by Marvin A. Chirelstein, 2006-03-30
  8. How To Write Lois And Term Sheets: An Executive's Guide To Drafting Clear Legal Documents Before Bringing In The Lawyers by Jonathan Handel, 2009-04-03
  9. Understanding Government Contract Law by Terrence M. O'Connor, 2007-03-01
  10. Essentials of Contract Law by Phyllis H. Frey, Martin A. Frey, 2000-12-05
  11. Contracts Examples & Explanations by Brian A. Blum, 2007-03-28
  12. Studies in Contract Law (University Casebook Series) by Ian Ayres, Richard E. Speidel, 2008-05-19
  13. Contract Law for Paralegals: Traditional and E-Contracts by Kathleen Reed, Henry R. Cheeseman, 2008-11-13
  14. Black Letter Outline on Contracts, 5th by Joseph M. Perillo, 2010-03-25

1. Contract Law - Links To Legal Resources: Private Law: Contract Law
Legal Information Private law contract law. contract law. standard contracts(1). Books about Contract Law - From the Mishpat.Net legal bookstore.
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2. BZONE: Legal: Employment Law: Contract Of Service Or A Contract For Service?
Contract Of Service Or A Contract For Service? A contract for servicedepicts the relationship between a principal and a contractor.
http://www.bzone.co.nz/legal/0,,1924-1234450,00.html
Search in bzone on the Web in Xtra in Yellow Pages in White Pages Domain Search XtraMail Join Xtra Help navBG = '#eeeeee'; navOverBG = '#6699FF'; casText = '#FFFFFF'; casTextOver = '#FFCC00'; casBG = '#6699FF'; casOverBG = '#336699'; CHANNELS HOME ACCOUNTING ADVISORS BIZ DEVELOPMENT ENTREPRENEUR HR/EMPLOYMENT IMPORT/EXPORT LEGAL MARKETING NEWS TECHNOLOGY TOOLBOX TRAINING VENTURE CAPITAL QUICKLINKS LOCAL GOVERNMENT NZ GOVERNMENT TELECOM WHITE PAGES XTRA BUSINESS YELLOW PAGES You are here : bzone Legal Employment Law Wed 09 April 2003 Contract Of Service Or A Contract For Service? "Update" magazine, Canterbury Employers' Chamber of Commerce The names may be similar but relationships that they represent are different. A contract for service depicts the relationship between a principal and a contractor. A contract of service depicts the relationship between an employer and an employee.
So what problems can arise from this misunderstanding?
Of immediate concern is the termination of the agreement. Where a contractor can be terminated through the civil courts on purely contractual terms with no repercussions (provided the terms of the contract have been met), and employee may only be terminated for a justifiable reason and in a fair manner. Failure to demonstrate either justification for the dismissal or fair procedure will leave the employer open to a personal grievance.
Can't the courts just recognise our intention?

3. Essentials Of Business Law: Contract Law
G0571 Essentials of Business law contract Law Essentials of Business LawContract Law offers the student an overview of contract law essentials.
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4. Scots Law - Contract Law
Contract Law. 10 of 11.
http://www.digital-stream-ltd.com/ScotsLaw/contract10.htm
Contract Law 10 of 11 Offer and Acceptance Here is a case study to show how two sides may see the same situation from a completely different angle and how the courts may be required to act as arbitrator. Let us examine the case of : You will be asked at various points throughout this study to express your opinion on the case.

5. Scots Law - Contract Law
Contract Law. 9 of 11.
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Contract Law 9 of 11 Essentials of a Contract For a valid Contract to exist there must be: 1. At least two parties
2. Offer and Acceptance
3. Intention to form a binding contract
4. Capacity to enter a contract
5. Capability of being enforced
6. Patrimonial interest Let us consider the second point in more detail......

6. Gov Online Learning Center - -
Essentials of Business law contract Law (46602) NETg. In Businesslaw contract Law, you will learn the elements, classifications
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7. Essentials Of Business Law: Contract Law
46602 Essentials of Business law contract Law Essentials of Business LawContract Law offers the student an overview of contract law essentials.
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8. Essentials Of Business Law: Contract Law
46602 Essentials of Business law contract Law Essentials of Business LawContract Law offers the student an overview of contract law essentials.
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9. Holmes, The Common Law: Contract. II. Elements
If it be proper to state the commonlaw meaning of promise and contract in thisway, it has the advantage of freeing the subject from the superfluous theory
http://www.constitution.org/cmt/owh/commonlaw08.htm
[289] (breaks before heading) THE general method to be pursued in the analysis of contract is the same as that already explained with regard to possession. Wherever the law gives special rights to one, or imposes special burdens on another, it does so on the ground that certain special facts are true of those individuals. In all such cases, therefore, there is a twofold task. First, to determine what are the facts to which the special consequences are attached; second, to ascertain the consequences. The first is the main field of legal argument. With regard to contracts the facts are not always the same. They may be that a certain person has signed, sealed, and delivered a writing of a certain purport. They may be that he has made an oral promise, and that the promisee has furnished him a consideration. The common element of all contracts might be said to be a promise, although even a promise was not necessary to a liability in debt as formerly understood. But as it will not be possible to discuss covenants further, and as consideration formed the main topic of the last Lecture, I will take up that first. Furthermore, as there is an historical difference between consideration in debt and in assumpsit, I shall confine myself to the latter, which is the later and more philosophical form. It is said that any benefit conferred by the promisee on the promisor, or any detriment incurred by the promisee, [290] may be a consideration. It is also thought that every consideration may be reduced to a case of the latter sort, using the word "detriment" in a somewhat broad sense.

10. Holmes, The Common Law: Contract — I. History
It is necessary to know something about it in order to understand the enlightenedrules which make up the law of contract at the present time.
http://www.constitution.org/cmt/owh/commonlaw07.htm
[247] (breaks before heading) The doctrine of contract has been so thoroughly remodelled to meet the needs of modern times, that there is less here than elsewhere for historical research. It has been so ably discussed that there is less room here elsewhere for essentially new analysis. But a short of the growth of modern doctrines, whether necessary or not, will at least be interesting, while an analysis of their main characteristics cannot be omitted, and may present some new features. It is popularly supposed that the oldest forms of contract known to our law are covenant and debt, and they are of early date, no doubt. But there are other contracts still in use which, although they have in some degree put on modern forms, at least suggest the question whether they were not of equally early appearance. One of these, the promissory oath, is no longer the foundation of any rights in private law. It is used, but as mainly as a solemnity connected with entering upon a public office. The judge swears that he will execute justice according to law, the juryman that he will find his verdict according to law and the evidence, the newly adopted citizen that he will bear true faith and allegiance to the government of his choice. But there is another contract which plays a more important part. It may, perhaps, sound paradoxical to mention [248] the contract of suretyship. Suretyship, nowadays, is only an accessory obligation, which presupposes a principal undertaking, and which, so far as the nature of the contract goes, is just like any other. But, as has been pointed out by Laferriere, /1/ and very likely by earlier writers, the surety of ancient law was the hostage, and the giving of hostages was by no means confined to international dealings.

11. Significant Advantages Of Common Law Contract Trusts
Significant Advantages To Common Law/Constitutionally Based 'Contract Trusts'. Someof the significant advantages to Common Law 'Contract Trusts' are
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Significant Advantages To
Common Law/Constitutionally Based
'Contract Trusts'
Worthington Group constructs Unincorporated Organizations (Business Trusts) by 'Contract Law" pursuant to Treasury Regulation §301.7701-(2)(3)(4)(b) and the United States Constitution, Article I, Section X. Some of the significant advantages to Common Law 'Contract Trusts' are: 1) The Right to Privacy, 2) Limited Liability Protection, 3) Asset Preservation, 4) Tax Reduction Planning, 5) Complete Estate Planning, 6) Probate Avoidance, 7) Business Organization, and many other benefits too numerous to list. Your future planning using 'Contract Trusts' may only be limited to your lack of knowledge and your own imagination CONTRACT TRUST : ie: Court Cites, Treasury Regulations, and Internal Revenue Code I. Confirming the Trust Contract A) "Certificate holders are devoid of legal rights, have no officers, are and must remain forever mute as to the selection, approval or disapproval of the trustees and their methods of conduct of business affairs would make the trustee absolute owner" Bourchard v. First People's Trust

12. Solicitors Employment Law Contract Tribunal Discrimination Unfair Dismissal
North Yorkshire. Legal advice on employment law including contract,tribunal, discrimination unfair dismissal and other rights.
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13. Abstrakti - Abstract
Riitta Sallinen A Comparison of International and Common law contractEnglish. This paper compares the distinctive linguistic features
http://www.uwasa.fi/hut/vakki/symposium2003/sallinen.html
Riitta Sallinen A Comparison of International and Common Law Contract English This paper compares the distinctive linguistic features of contracts drafted in English specifically for international use with those of common law contracts. Contract English originates in the linguistic conventions created for the drafting of common law contracts. The legal doctrine of common law is reflected in common law contracts with a potential of causing misunderstandings in international contexts. Yet, they have predominantly been used as precedents for international contracts . Contract forms drafted in English specifically for international use are a more recent development. This is a trend boosted by the revival of the Plain English Movement with its beginnings in the 1950s. Contract forms for international use are often provided by well-known business organizations such as the International Chamber of Commerce. According to an inquiry addressed for the purposes of this study to a few Finnish law firms and companies, Finnish contracting parties use for the drafting of international contracts both international contract forms and original common law contract forms. This implies that a Finnish lawyer / contracting party needs to be familiar with the linguistic features of both types of contract. In addition to the above practices, some respondents said they were tailoring transaction-specific contracts by themselves. In this study the language and stylistic features of international contract forms are described by contrasting them with those of common law contracts. The study aims at distinguishing between linguistic features that pertain to common law doctrine and rhetoric and those which derive from the ultimate contracting function. At a more generic level it seeks to find out how a genre text changes when it passes from one discourse community with a specific cultural background to another but retains its basic function.

14. The Australian College Of Law : Contract Law
Contract law and administration. The Australian College of law We teach contractlaw and administration from a preventative perspective. The Law of Contract.
http://adelaideunits.tripod.com/Law/plp/relat.html
The Move to Outsourcing
Many organisations recognise that they need to concentrate on their "core business" and are thus moving tasks that were once seen as part of the organisations operation, out to specialists who can fulfil their needs.
The old way
When core and peripheral tasks are managed within one corporate structure, the relationships between activities were managed through the corporate plan and internal rules and guidelines.
The new 'outsourced' model
When peripheral tasks are outsourced to other corporations, the relationships still need to be managed but are no longer under the jurisdiction of internal rules. They are now governed by the law to a much greater extent. Properly managed outsourcing allows organisations to concentrate on their core business without being distracted by peripheral tasks.
Contract Managers now need skills in
  • law
  • management
  • risk assessment
  • commerce
  • communication
Risks to Your Organisation and Skills Required to Set Up and Manage Outsourcing Relationships.
Areas of Liability for Organisations
The interface between modern organisations and the law becomes more complex each day. Progress by organisations into complex, flexible long term contracts, information technology and new fields of intellectual property require an expertise that must be resident in the contracting officer. Constant reference to the in-house practitioner are never practical nor desirable. Changes in Legislation (State and Federal) and the common law (law that is made by Judges) are so numerous that legal practice is no longer a competency that can be competently handled by a 'general practitioner'. Organisations use specialist practitioners for advice where it is needed. Problems can be avoided in the early stages if they are recognised by contracting officers. The wider the skill base of a contracting officer, the more confident they become resulting in better decisions and a more proactive focus.

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16. Course: Law Contract GCE A Level Intensive (OCR) - BRISTOL
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17. Contract Law: Contract Law: Selected Source Materials, 2002
Contract law contract Law Selected Source Materials, 2002, Book Contractlaw contract Law Selected Source Materials, 2002.
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    Law English law contract law contract law Jurisprudence General IssuesState and Freedom of Contract Harry N Scheiber. Law English
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    19. Contract Law
    Contract Law. Useful Websites. CLAB European Database on Case Law ConcerningUnfair Contract Terms. Law Teacher.Net Contract
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    Contract Law Useful Websites CLAB: European Database on Case Law Concerning Unfair Contract Terms Law Teacher.Net: Contract Law Page - UK site providing useful summaries of aspects of contract law Principles of European Contract Law - guide to EU contract law Privity of Contract: Contracts for the Benefit of Third Parties: Law Commission Report No. 242 (1996) Restitution and Unjust Enrichment Legal Resources - links to cases and journal articles on this topic, maintained by an academic at the University of Cambridge. Unfair Terms in Contracts: Law Commission Consultation Paper No. 166 (2002) Legislation Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 Council Directive 93/13/EEC of 5 April 1993 on Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Sale of Goods Act 1979 - ATHENS username and password required to access. Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982 - ATHENS username and password required to access. Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 - ATHENS username and password required to access. Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1999 S.I. 1999/2083 [Return to Law Web Resources] [Law LRC Home Page] Information provided by Nick Goodfellow Document last updated January 2003 - This link refers to an important message which should be read in conjunction with this information

    20. Law Of Contract English Law: Contract Law Law Paul Richards
    Law of Contract English law contract law Law Paul Richards. Subject English lawcontract law Law Title Law of Contract Paul Richards Law of Contract
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    Law of Contract English law: contract law Law Paul Richards
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