THE LAW AUTODIDACT
Study of the Law: Contracts
Reference Works Cited
The material included in the outline is drawn from several sources as listed below:
1. Cases, Problems, and Materials on Contracts, 2004, by Thomas D. Crandall and Douglas Whaley, cited as Crandall.
2.Selections for Contracts, 2004, compiled by Farnsworth and YOung, cited as Selections.
3.Black's Law Dictionary, Third Pocket Edition, 2006, cited as Black's.
4. Sum & Substance Quick Review of Contracts, 2006, by Robert Brain, cited as Brain.
5. Contracts:Examples & Explanations, 2004, by Brian A. Blum, cited as Blum.
6. Contracts in a Nutshell, 2000, by Claude D. Rohwer and Anthony M. Skrocki, cited as Nutshell.
7.Contracts: Finals Law School Exam Series, 2005, by Robert Feinberg, consultant, cited as Finals.
8.Barbri Bar Review, 2005, cited as Review.
9.Business Law Today,, 2006, Roger L. Miller and Gaylord A. Jentz, cited as Business.
10.The Random House Dictionary of the English Language, 2nd unabridged edition, 1983, cited as Random House.
2.Selections for Contracts, 2004, compiled by Farnsworth and YOung, cited as Selections.
3.Black's Law Dictionary, Third Pocket Edition, 2006, cited as Black's.
4. Sum & Substance Quick Review of Contracts, 2006, by Robert Brain, cited as Brain.
5. Contracts:Examples & Explanations, 2004, by Brian A. Blum, cited as Blum.
6. Contracts in a Nutshell, 2000, by Claude D. Rohwer and Anthony M. Skrocki, cited as Nutshell.
7.Contracts: Finals Law School Exam Series, 2005, by Robert Feinberg, consultant, cited as Finals.
8.Barbri Bar Review, 2005, cited as Review.
9.Business Law Today,, 2006, Roger L. Miller and Gaylord A. Jentz, cited as Business.
10.The Random House Dictionary of the English Language, 2nd unabridged edition, 1983, cited as Random House.