Good faith in contract : Concept and context

By:

Brownsword Roger

Contributor(s):

Hird Norma J Howells Geriant

Publication details: Vermount Ashgate Publishing Company 1999Description: 326p ixISBN:

9781855219250

Subject(s):

1. Contracts 2. Good Faith Law

DDC classification:

346.022000 BRO

Contents:

Table of contents Good faith in contract - concept and context; positive, negative, neutral - the reception of good faith in English contract law; good faith and pluralism in the law of contract; good faith and consumer contract terms; good faith in consumer contracting; bad faith breach of contract in consumer transactions; good faith in commercial contracts; good faith and the duty of disclosure in commercial contracting - the Nordic experience; the effect of the duty of good faith on a previously common law system - the experience of Israeli law; good faith in the South African law of contract; unconscionable and unfair contracts - an Australian perspective; good faith - interpretation or limitation of contracts? - the power of German judges in financial services; the transformation of "good faith" in insurance law.

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Table of contents
Good faith in contract - concept and context; positive, negative, neutral - the reception of good faith in English contract law;
good faith and pluralism in the law of contract;
good faith and consumer contract terms;
good faith in consumer contracting;
bad faith breach of contract in consumer transactions;
good faith in commercial contracts;
good faith and the duty of disclosure in commercial contracting - the Nordic experience;
the effect of the duty of good faith on a previously common law system - the experience of Israeli law;
good faith in the South African law of contract;
unconscionable and unfair contracts - an Australian perspective;
good faith - interpretation or limitation of contracts? - the power of German judges in financial services;
the transformation of "good faith" in insurance law.

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