Contract Law in Hong Kong, Third Edition Dr M. Gush

Contract Law in Hong Kong, Third Edition Dr M. GushContract Law in Hong Kong is the most comprehensive contemporary textbook on Hong Kong contract law written primarily for law students. This third edition covers all basic contract concepts in a reader friendly style and makes ample use of case illustrations, including 110 new cases reported since the publication of the second edition. While most developments in the subject have been common law ones, the recentand belatedHong Kong statutory changes in

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