| <p> <b>I. Enforcing Private Agreements</b> </p> <p> 1. How Should Damages for Breach of Contract Be Measured? <br />2. Are Some Breaches of Contract Efficient? <br />3. How Should Default Rules be Chosen? <br />4. When Should Courts Order Specific Performance? </p> <p> <b>II. Mutual Assent</b> </p> <p> 5. Is There a Duty to Negotiate a Contract in Good Faith? <br />6. Does a Promise Differ from an Offer? <br />7. When Should Parol Evidence of Contracting Parties’ Intentions Be Considered by a Court? <br />8. Should Form Contracts Be Enforced? </p> <p> <b>III. Enforceability</b> </p> <p> 9. Which Commitments Should be Enforced? <br />10. Does the Doctrine of Consideration Have a Function? <br />11. Should the “Intention to Create Legal Relations” Be a Criterion of Enforceability? <br />12. What Role Should Formal Contracts Play in Contract Law? <br />13. How does promissory estoppel fit within the structure of contract law? </p> <p> <b>IV. Performance and Breach</b> </p> <p> 14. What Constitutes Good Faith Performance? <br />15. When is a Breach Material? </p> <p> <b>V. Defenses to Contractual Obligation</b> </p> <p> 16. When Should a Court Refuse to Enforce a Contract? <br />17. Should Courts Adjust Contract Terms to Handle Changed Circumstances? <br />18. What is the Relational Theory of Contract? </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> |
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