Written by an expert tutor in contract law with over 12 years of teaching experience this book provides the reader with a solid
introduction to the subject. It covers all of the required subjects required for the Cambridge International Examination A-
Level contract unit for 2014-15. In addition the author has included a number of bonus chapters that are not on the syllabus but give the reader a deeper understanding of the subject. Each chapter lists the examination subjects it relates to allowing the reader to focus their learning on the specific topic at hand.
The book is written in an accessible but comprehensive style. The author draws upon his extensive knowledge of the subject to
provide a book that is interesting and easy to read. Understanding the information in this book should guarantee very high
marks on the contract unit.
The book is up to date completed in 2014 it includes all of the latest developments. It is particularly suitable for those
studying the Cambridge A-Level law syllabus but at the same time will assist those studying A-Levels from other boards and the
undergraduate or CPE/GDL study. The book makes understanding the subject interesting and explains the nuances with contract
law. When appropriate it provides brief historical context to assist the reader in understanding the background behind a number
of decisions. It has more detailed contained in many other A-Level contract law books to give the reader a far deeper subject understanding.
Unlike traditional paper media, e-books allow for the immediate updating of information contained within the book. For this reason, updates will be made to the e-book and the reader is encouraged to download a fresh copy until the next edition of this book is released.
introduction to the subject. It covers all of the required subjects required for the Cambridge International Examination A-
Level contract unit for 2014-15. In addition the author has included a number of bonus chapters that are not on the syllabus but give the reader a deeper understanding of the subject. Each chapter lists the examination subjects it relates to allowing the reader to focus their learning on the specific topic at hand.
The book is written in an accessible but comprehensive style. The author draws upon his extensive knowledge of the subject to
provide a book that is interesting and easy to read. Understanding the information in this book should guarantee very high
marks on the contract unit.
The book is up to date completed in 2014 it includes all of the latest developments. It is particularly suitable for those
studying the Cambridge A-Level law syllabus but at the same time will assist those studying A-Levels from other boards and the
undergraduate or CPE/GDL study. The book makes understanding the subject interesting and explains the nuances with contract
law. When appropriate it provides brief historical context to assist the reader in understanding the background behind a number
of decisions. It has more detailed contained in many other A-Level contract law books to give the reader a far deeper subject understanding.
Unlike traditional paper media, e-books allow for the immediate updating of information contained within the book. For this reason, updates will be made to the e-book and the reader is encouraged to download a fresh copy until the next edition of this book is released.
