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Canadian Contract Law
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The following text is intended to provide a survey of the law of contracts in Canada.
Contents
/Introduction/
/Formation of the Bargain/
Offer and Invitation to Treat
Invitation for Tenders
Acceptance
Consideration
Past consideration
intention
/Interpretation of a Contract/
Statute of Frauds
Implied Terms
/Unenforceable Contracts/
Uncertainty and incompleteness
Vagueness
Agreements to agree
Capacity
Duress
Undue Influence
Statute of Frauds
Non Est Factum
/Alternatives to Contract Formation/
Quantum Meruit
Estoppel
/Excuses for non-performance/
Mistake
Misrepresentation
Frustration
Illegality
Unconscionability
Accord and Satisfaction
/Rights of Third Parties/
Assignment
Delegation
Novation
Third party privity
/Breach of Contract/
Anticipatory repudiation
Exclusion Clauses
Fundamental breach
/Remedies for Breach/
Damages
Specific Performance
Rescission
Further Reading
Waddam, "Waddams on Contracts"
Friedman, "Law of Contracts"
See also
Contract law
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