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| Cases, Problems, and Materials on Contracts (Casebook)
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Edition: 3rd
Author: Thomas D. Crandall, Douglas J. Whaley
Publisher: Aspen Publishers
Release Date: 1999-04
ISBN-10: 0735500274
ISBN-13: 9780735500273
List Price: $82.00
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find an old edition if similar
| Customer Rating: | | find an old edition of this book if the editions are similar. The cases in it are old so the law isn't really changing so if you can tolerate not being on the exact same page in class & can deal with figuring out the different pages save your money since this text is hard to follow! the notes and problems aren't helpful |
Just terrible
| Customer Rating: | I had Crandall (one of the authors) for Contracts my first year of law school. We unfortunately had to use this wretched book. What's funny is that he kept referring us to Farnsworth and Murray if we needed extra help with the material. Turns out that Farnsworth and Murray were so good, you didn't need even need to read the cases. This awful case book is such a POS, it's not worth the paper on which its written.
The case book itself was poorly edited, and the authors' comments/explanations may as well have been written in Chinese. To me it is quite clear that this book was a way for the authors and Aspen Publishing to make $ as it added absolutely nothing that didn't already exist in the Contracts case book market. |
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