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The Law of Contract in South Africa
D. Hutchison, C. Pretorius - ISBN: 9780190419820
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Summary of the prescribed textbook chapters for the year module of Private Law 372.
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These are my 2019 first semester contract law notes (Private law 372 - Stellenbosch University). They are super comprehensive, they include all class notes, slides and case summaries. I used them to study and earned a distinction.
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These are my 2019 first semester contract law notes (Private law 372 - Stellenbosch University). They are super comprehensive, they include all class notes, slides and case summaries. I used them to study and earned a distinction.
An in-depth document covering all of the work done in semester 2. Includes notes made in class from the slides, from the prescribed textbook & casebook, & things mentioned by the lecturer as well case law discussions. Set out in an organised manner which makes the subject easy to understand. This covers all of the prescribed work done which will form part of the semester tests and exam.
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An in-depth document covering all of the work done in semester 2. Includes notes made in class from the slides, from the prescribed textbook & casebook, & things mentioned by the lecturer as well case law discussions. Set out in an organised manner which makes the subject easy to understand. This covers all of the prescribed work done which will form part of the semester tests and exam.
Latest notes & summaries The Law of Contract in South Africa Notes
Law of contract notes and summary
- Summary
- • 124 pages •
Law of contract notes and summary
A summary on the general principles of breach of contract
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- • 2 pages •
A summary on the general principles of breach of contract
Complete summarised notes
- Summary
- • 130 pages •
Summary of the prescribed textbook chapters for the year module of Private Law 372.
- Summary
- • 152 pages •
Summary of the prescribed textbook chapters for the year module of Private Law 372.
These are my 2019 first semester contract law notes (Private law 372 - Stellenbosch University). They are super comprehensive, they include all class notes, slides and case summaries. I used them to study and earned a distinction.
- Summary
- • 96 pages •
These are my 2019 first semester contract law notes (Private law 372 - Stellenbosch University). They are super comprehensive, they include all class notes, slides and case summaries. I used them to study and earned a distinction.
An in-depth document covering all of the work done in semester 2. Includes notes made in class from the slides, from the prescribed textbook & casebook, & things mentioned by the lecturer as well case law discussions. Set out in an organised manner which makes the subject easy to understand. This covers all of the prescribed work done which will form part of the semester tests and exam.
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An in-depth document covering all of the work done in semester 2. Includes notes made in class from the slides, from the prescribed textbook & casebook, & things mentioned by the lecturer as well case law discussions. Set out in an organised manner which makes the subject easy to understand. This covers all of the prescribed work done which will form part of the semester tests and exam.
