Sweet & Maxwell’s Frustration and Force Majeure by Edwin Peel – 4th South Asian Edition 2024
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Sweet & Maxwell’s Frustration and Force Majeure by Edwin Peel – 4th South Asian Edition 2024.
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Sweet & Maxwell’s Frustration and Force Majeure by Edwin Peel – 4th South Asian Edition 2024.
Sweet & Maxwell’s Frustration and Force Majeure by Edwin Peel – 4th South Asian Edition 2024.
CONTENTS
- Examines the conflict between contractual obligations and the ability to discharge such obligations in the light of supervening events
- •Discusses in detail the development and application of the doctrine of Frustration within the law of contract
- •Deals clearly with the purpose, nature and construction of Force Majeure and similar clauses
- Contains a comparative element to the narrative which looks at foreign systems for rules, concepts and examples with which an evaluation of the English rules can be made
- Contains an examination of the concept of impossibility distinguishing between various types of impossibility and between impossibility and impracticability
- Covers “frustration of purpose” and illegality including supervening prohibitions, interference with performance and qualified prohibition, all of which are discussed in detail
- Assesses the importance and effect of factors such as the passing of risk, foreseeability and whether frustration is “self-induced”
- Discusses the legal consequences of frustration at common law, as modified by legislation.
Details
- Binding : Hardbound
- Publisher : Sweet & Maxwell
- Author : Edwin Peel
- Edition : 4th South Asian Edition 2024
- Language : English
- ISBN-10 : 9789395696531
- ISBN-13 : 9789395696531
| Publisher | Sweet & Maxwell |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Author | Edwin Peel |
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