PART I. Introduction -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Good faith and commercial construction -- PART II. Agreement -- 3. Formation of contract -- 4. Uncertain and incomplete promises -- 5. Conditional promises -- 6. Promises supported by consideration -- 7. Promises supported by Estoppel -- 8. Promises intended to create legal relations -- 9. Promises requiring written evidence -- PART III. Terms of the contract -- 10. Express terms -- 11. Implied terms and consumer guarantees -- 12. Construction principles -- 13. Classification of terms -- 14. Exclusion clauses -- PART IV. Parties to the contract -- 15. Capacity -- 16. Privity of contract and plurality of parties -- 17. Assignment of contractual rights -- PART V. Vitiating factors -- 18. Contracts induced by misleading conduct -- 19. Misleading conduct under statute -- 20. Contractual mistake -- 21. Documents mistakenly signed -- 22. Duress -- 23. Undue influence -- 24. Unconscionable Conduct and unfair terms -- PART VI. Illegality -- 25. Illegal contracts -- 26. Contracts in restraint of trade -- 27. The Effects of illegality -- PART VII. Performance and breach -- 28. Performance of the contract -- 29. Breach of contract -- PART VIII. Termination for breach -- 30. Termination for breach -- 31. Restrictions on termination -- 32. Consequences of termination -- PART IX. Termination by frustration -- 33. Termination by frustration -- 34. Consequences of frustration -- PART X. Remedies -- 35. General principles of contract damages -- 36. Particular issues in contract damages -- 37. Recovery of sums fixed by the contract -- 38. Restitution -- 39. Specific performance -- 40. Injunction.
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