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245			_aRestatement of the Law Contracts 2d Volume 5: _bAppendix Citations to the Restatement through December, 1977 Cross References 1st Restatement 236-421/ _cAs Adopted and Promulgated by the American Law Institute at Washington, D.C. May 17, 1979
260			_aSt. Paul, Minn: _bAmerican Law Institute, _c1982.
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500			_aCONTENTS VOLUME- 4 COURT CITATIONS TO FIRST RESTATEMENT OF CONTRACTS. Chapter 1: Meaning of Terms. Chapter 2: Formation of Contracts-General Principles. Chapter 3: Formation of Informal Contracts. Chapter 4: Formation of Formal Contracts-Contracts Under Seal. Chapter 5: Duties and Rights where more Persons than one are Promisors or Promisees of the Same Performance. Chapter 6: Contractual Rights of Persons not Parties to the Contract. Chapter 7: Assignment of Rights and delegation of Duties or Conditions. Chapter 8: The Statute of Frauds. Chapter 9: The Scope and Meaning of Contracts. VOLUME- 5 COURT CITATIONS TO FIRST RESTATEMENT OF CONTRACTS (Continued). Chapter 10: Conditions; and Breach of Promise as an Excuse for Failure to Perform a Return Promise. Chapter 11: Breach of Contracts. Chapter 12: Judicial Remedies for Breach of Contract. Chapter 13: Discharge of Contracts. VOLUME- 6 COURT CITATIONS TO FIRST RESTATEMENT OF CONTRACTS (Continued). Chapter 14: Impossibility. Chapter 15: Fraud and Misrepresentation. Chapter 16: Duress and Undue Influence. Chapter 17: Mistake. Chapter 18: Illegal Bargains. COURT CITATIONS TO RESTATEMENT OF CONTRACTS, SECOND Chapter 1: Meaning of Term. Chapter 2: Formation of Contracts-Parties and capacity. Chapter 3: Formation of Contracts-Mutual Assent. Chapter 4: Formation of Contracts-Consideration. Chapter 5: The Statute of Frauds. Chapter 6: Mistake. Chapter 7: Misrepresentation, Duress and Undue Influence. VOLUME- 2 Chapter 8: Unenforceability on Grounds of Public Policy. Chapter 9: The scope of Contractual Obligations. Chapter 10: Performance and Non-Performance. Chapter 11: Impracticability of Performance and Frustration of Purpose. Chapter 12: Discharge by Assent or Alteration. Chapter 13: Joint and Several Promisors and Promisees. Chapter 14: Contracts Beneficiaries. VOLUME- 3 Chapter 15: Assignment and Delegation. Chapter 16: Remedies.
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