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CHAPTER 1: Historical introduction @ Page 1 - 16 CHAPTER 2: Some factors affecting modern contract law @ Page 17 - 35 CHAPTER 3: The phenomena of agreement @ Page 36 - 100 CHAPTER 4: Consideration @ Page 101 - 157 CHAPTER 5: Intention to create lega ralations @ Page 158 - 173 CHAPTER 6: The content of a contract @ Page 174 - 287 CHAPTER 7: Unenforceable Contracts @ Page 288 - 315 CHAPTER 8: Mistake @ Page 316 - 367 CHAPTER 9: Misrepresentation, Duress and Undue influence @ Page 368 - 449 CHAPTER 10: Contracts rendered void by statute @ Page 450 - 491 CHAPTER 11: Contracts illegal by statute or at common law @ Page 492 - 548 CHAPTER 12: Contracts void at Common Law on grounds of Public policy @ Page 549 - 586 CHAPTER 13: Capacity of parties @ Page 587 - 615 CHAPTER 14: Privity of contract 616 - 649 CHAPTER 15: Privity of contract under the law of Agency @ Page 650 - 695 CHAPTER 16: The Voluntary Assignment of Contractual Rights and Liabilities @ Page 696 - 727 CHAPTER 17: The Involuntary Assignment of Contractual Rights and Liabilities @ Page 728 - 730 CHAPTER 18: Performance and Breach @ Page 731 - 770 CHAPTER 19: Discharge by Agreement @ Page 771 - 785 CHAPTER 20: Discharge under the Doctrine of Frustration @ Page 786 - 819 CHAPTER 21: Remedies for Breach of Contract @ Page 820 - 902