Contracts & Sales
This Course covers Syllabus Contracts on the New York Bar Contracts Syllabus (2023). The content is presented as a presentation with slides containing graphics and text overviews of subjects.
FORMATION OF CONTRACTS
A binding contract is typically created through the process of offer and acceptance, when consideration is present, and when no valid defenses to contract exist.
8 Courses
1 Formation Of Contracts
1.1 Definitions And Overarching Concerns
1.2 Mutual Assent
1.3 Consideration And Substitutes
1.4 Defenses To Formation
1.5 Implied-in-fact Contracts And Quasi Contracts
1.6 Pre-contract Obligations
1.7 Warranties In Sale-of-goods Contracts
2 Third-party Beneficiary Contracts
2.1 Creditor And Donee Beneficiaries
2.2 Intended Beneficiaries
2.3 Incidental Beneficiaries
2.4 Vesting Of Beneficiary’s Rights
2.5 Defenses
3 Assignment Of Rights And Delegation Of Duties
3.1 Definitions
3.2 Assignment Of Rights
3.3 Delegation Of Duties
4 Statute Of Frauds
4.1 Writing Required
4.2 Types Of Contracts Within The Statute Of Frauds
5 Parol Evidence
5.1 Intent Of The Parties
5.2 Operation Of The Parol Evidence Rule
5.3 Ucc Parol Evidence Rule
6 Conditions
6.1 Types Of Conditions
6.2 Timing Of Conditions
6.3 Satisfaction Of Conditions
6.4 Disputes About Performance
6.5 Suspension Or Excuse Of Conditions
7 Breach Of Contract And Remedies
7.1 Breach Of Contract
7.2 Anticipatory Breach
7.3 Damages For Breach Of Contract
7.4 Restitution And Reliance Recoveries
7.5 Specific Performance, Declaratory Judgment
7.6 Remedies Under The Ucc
8 Discharge
8.1 Impossibility
8.2 Frustration Of Purpose
8.3 Impracticability Of Performance Under The Ucc
8.4 Rescission
8.5 Release
