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Pages intact with minimal writing/highlighting. The binding may be loose and creased. Dust jackets/supplements are not included. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying…
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This is a used copy of Contracts: Cases, Discussion, and Problems, a core textbook for law school contracts courses. It features carefully edited judicial opinions, discussion questions, and practice problems. The listed condition notes minimal writing and highlighting, with a possibly loose binding. It is a cost-effective option for students seeking the essential casebook content without paying full retail price.
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About Contracts : Cases, Discussion, and...
Contracts: Cases, Discussion, and Problems by Brian A. Blum is a widely adopted casebook for first-year law students. It combines classic and contemporary contract law cases with insightful discussion questions and practical problems that reinforce doctrine. The book covers formation, consideration, defenses, remedies, and third-party rights. This used copy is described as having intact pages with minimal writing or highlighting, though the binding may be loose and creased. Dust jackets and supplements are not included. As a core academic text, it provides the foundational material needed for class preparation and exam review, making it a budget-friendly alternative to a new edition.
Who should read Contracts : Cases, Discussion, and...?
This book is essential for first-year law students enrolled in a contracts course, as well as for upper-level students seeking a refresher. It also suits paralegal students, legal assistants, and anyone preparing for the bar exam who needs a comprehensive casebook. Instructors who assign this title will find it a reliable teaching resource. Additionally, self-learners interested in contract law doctrine will benefit from the blend of cases, discussion, and problems.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓ Comprehensive coverage of core contract law doctrines and cases
- ✓ Includes discussion questions and problems to test understanding
- ✓ Used copy offers significant cost savings over new
- ✓ Pages are intact with minimal writing or highlighting
- ✓ Authored by a respected legal scholar, Brian A. Blum
Cons
- ✗ Binding may be loose and creased, affecting durability
- ✗ No dust jacket or supplements included
- ✗ May contain a previous owner's identifying sticker
- ✗ Used condition means potential for missing or damaged pages not noted
- ✗ Not the latest edition, so some recent cases may be absent
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Frequently asked questions
Is this book suitable for a law school contracts course?
Yes, it is a standard casebook used in many law schools and covers the core curriculum.
Does this copy include access to online supplements?
No, supplements are not included, as stated in the description.
How much writing or highlighting is in this used copy?
The description notes minimal writing and highlighting, but pages are intact.
Is the binding still usable despite being loose?
The binding may be loose and creased, but the book remains readable; consider reinforcing it.
Is this the latest edition of the Blum contracts casebook?
The ISBN corresponds to a specific edition; check with the seller or publisher for edition details.
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