Reviews
'Excellent survey of Contract with emphasis on recent cases.'Y. Muthupacani Yappan, Staffordshire University, "Atiyah's work has an enormous impact on contract law development - in-depth analysis of contract issues, with links made between history, philosophical premise and doctinal approach", Maria Kyriaicou, Birkbeck College, 'A fine new edition of the work of Britain's leading contract scholar'David Campbell, Sheffield Hallam University, 'A superbly written and accessible introduction to the law and context of contractual relationships in common law. The extensive content provides the most important foundations of the subject without overburdening the reader.'A.R. Harvey, Liverpool John Moores University, ''an invaluable and challenging introduction to the topic of contract law. Arguably a much more approachable book than any of the major works, many of which contain a level of detail and a lack of development of underlying principle such as to swamp the student with facts, the book is highlyto be recommended.''ICCLR, 'Excellent, as usual. A very good student text, clear, concise, thoughtful, informative.'N.J. Hird, University of Sheffield, 'Excellent, searching analysis of Contract Law. Forces students to think about the subject and not to accept traditional rules at face value.'D.W. Oughton, De Montfort University, Leicester
