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| Murray on Contracts |  | Author: John Edward Murray Publisher: Lexis Publishing Category: Book
List Price: $60.00 Buy Used: $54.95 You Save: $5.05 (8%)
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Avg. Customer Rating: 2 reviews Sales Rank: 407946
Media: Hardcover Edition: 4th Number Of Items: 1 Pages: 59
ISBN: 0820551252 Dewey Decimal Number: 346.7302 EAN: 9780820551258 ASIN: 0820551252
Publication Date: May 2001 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Concretes the abstract September 24, 2004 4 out of 4 found this review helpful
For those of you in your first-year, you have (will have) undoubtedly discovered the abstract nature of contract law. Unsettling for many is the fact that casebooks, while providing application, don't do much for reinforcing the concepts applied in the cases. For assistance, I happily recommend this volume.
Murray on Contracts appears at first glance to be a daunting volume, thick and detailed. It is however very well organized and divided, permitting a student to find more substance in those areas currently causing the student trouble. The volume also thoroughly provides the relevant citations for opinions that apply the concepts Murray explains. Indeed, after some limited review, I was quite happy for the detail that initially scared me.
To provide concrete and articulate discussion to the abstract world of contracts, this is proper volume. I do however encourage students to search it out in their respective law libraries before purchasing it. Again, with limited review, I think you will be pleased, finding a new ally in the seemingly insurmountable first-year war of contracts.
Murray On Contracts: a priceless study of contract law November 25, 1998 6 out of 7 found this review helpful
Professor Murray has created a masterful volume cogently and concisely providing the principles of contract law. Murray on Contracts is a must read for any law student, practitioner, or business person seriously interested in a complete study of contract law. This volume contains abundant citations to case law and legal commentary that is valuable to any practitioner analyzing the state of a principle of contract law in his or her jurisdiction. In addition, Murray's lucid and facile style allows the layman and lawyer alike to learn the principles of contract law with pleasure and insight. This is a great contrast to the overly pedantic style of many academic commentators in various courses of study. In short, Murray on Contracts does what few other volumes of its kind can do: make a volume of complex and arcane legal principles read like an engrossing novel.
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