Contracts in a Nutshell

by Anthony M. Skrocki

Rohwer and Skrocki's Contracts in a Nutshell is a succinct summary of the fundamentals of contracts. Contains expert coverage on forming contracts, restitution, statute of frauds, contract interpretation, and modification. Also discusses remedies, performance, and third-party beneficiaries.

Genres: Law, Textbooks

577 pages, Paperback

First published January 30, 1999

Reviews

[Noodle]

I've read this book and will re-read it soon to prepare for the baby bar. Like the others in this series it's good for me because it starts with concepts and builds upon them which is better for me than wrote memorization like the Gilbert's Law Summaries which are also very usefull. Of course not a primary source of information, as per the books intro.

[Courtney · Rating 4 out of 5]

Pretty helpful nutshell if you want the basics. There's a separate nutshell on Contracts Remedies.

[Jesse Green · Rating 4 out of 5]

It was easy to find things in this book that my primary contracts casebook didn't have or didn't explain well.