defekter, sanktionsbestemmelser voldgiftsklausuler, retsmidler i tilfælde af misligholdelse, skader, fuldmagt, og meget mere.

Bogen er et kortfattet og overskueligt værk af både videnskabelig karakter og praktisk kvalitet, der gør den til et værdifuldt værktøj for både erhvervslivet og jurister. Advokater, der repræsenterer klienter med interesser i Danmark, vil glæde sig over denne meget nyttige vejledning, og akademikere og forskere vil sætte pris på dens værdi i studiet af komparativ kontraktsret.

Indholdsoversigt
The Author
List of Abbrevations
Preface
General Introduction
Chapter 1. The General Background of the Country
Chapter 2. Danish Law in the Context of the Main Legal Families in Europe: Common Law, Civil Law and Nordic Law
Chapter 3. The Role of Legislation
Chapter 4. The Position of Judiciary
Chapter 5. Distinction between Public Law and Private Law
Chapter 6. Distinction between Civil Law and Commercial Law
Introduction to the Law of Contracts
Chapter 1. General Characteristic: Flexibility versus Transparency
Chapter 2. Definition of Contract
Chapter 3. Historical Development of the Law of Contract
Chapter 4. Sources of the Law of Contracts
Chapter 5. Classification of Contracts
Chapter 6. Contracts and Torts
Chapter 7. Contracts and Quasi-contracts
Chapter 8. Contracts and the Law of Property
Chapter 9. Contract and Trust
Chapter 10. Good Faith and Fair Dealing
Chapter 11. Style of Drafting
Selected Bibliography
Part 1. General Principles of Contract Law
Chapter 1. Formation
Chapter 2. Conditions of Substantive Validity
Chapter 3. The Contents of a Contract
Chapter 4. Privity of Contract
Chapter 5. The End of the Contract
Chapter 6. Remedies
Part 2. Special Contracts
Chapter 1. Agency
Chapter 2. Sale
Chapter 3. Hire of Work and Skill: Building Contracts
Chapter 4. Lease
Chapter 5. Suretyship
Chapter 6. Pledge and Mortgage
Chapter 7. Loan
Chapter 8. Contractswith the Government and Other Public Adminitrations
Chapter 9. Quasi-contracts
Index