Contracts
Charles L. Knapp, Nathan M. Crystal, Harry G. Prince · 8th
Complete case list for Knapp, Crystal & Prince, the Contracts casebook by Charles L. Knapp (8th Edition)
pp. pp. 1-10
This case sets the groundwork for understanding enforceable promises.
pp. pp. 11-15
Explores the essence of mutual assent in contract formation.
pp. pp. 16-25
Establishes the concept of forbearance as valid consideration.
pp. pp. 26-32
Addresses the adequacy of consideration and its implications.
pp. pp. 33-39
Clarifies the contractual capacity of minors.
pp. pp. 40-50
Examines the enforceability of contracts entered by minors.
pp. pp. 51-60
Discusses the requirement of writing for certain contracts.
pp. pp. 61-70
Analyzes contractual modifications under the statute of frauds.
pp. pp. 71-80
Introduces the foreseeability test for consequential damages.
pp. pp. 81-88
Addresses mutual mistake and the importance of clarity in contracts.
pp. pp. 89-95
Explores the impact of frustration of purpose on contract discharge.
pp. pp. 96-105
Examines when parties are excused from performance due to impossibility.
pp. pp. 106-115
Reviews different types of remedies available in contract law.
Talks about liquidated damages versus penalties in contracts.
pp. pp. 124-130
Examines the rights of third-party beneficiaries.
pp. pp. 131-140
Discusses the enforceability of third-party contracts.
pp. pp. 141-150
Explores the rights of assignees in contract law.
pp. pp. 151-158
Clarifies the limits on delegation of contractual duties.
Discusses principles of interpretation in contracts.
pp. pp. 168-175
Examines the role of intent in contractual interpretation.
pp. pp. 176-185
Introduces the concept of unconscionability in contracts.
pp. pp. 186-195
Further illustrates the doctrine of unconscionable contracts.
pp. pp. 196-205
Discusses public policy constraints on enforceability of contracts.
pp. pp. 206-215
Explores the limits of public policy in contractual agreements.
pp. pp. 216-225
Illustrates effects of conditions on contractual obligations.
pp. pp. 226-235
Analyzes contractual relationships affected by conditions.
pp. pp. 236-245
Explains the legal principles surrounding termination before performance.
pp. pp. 246-255
Examines circumstances that lead to the lawful termination of contracts.
pp. pp. 256-265
Discusses the enforceability of non-compete agreements.
pp. pp. 266-275
Examines limitations on restraints of trade under common law.
Professors assign Knapp, Crystal & Prince for its clear organization, thorough coverage of contract law, and pedagogical focus on real-world application. It blends doctrine with practical examples, making it suitable for both novices and advanced students.