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The Idea of Autonomy and the Foundations of Contractual Liability
Law and Philosophy, 1983This paper examines a recurrent debate about the rationale of contractual liability: whether the central object of contract law is to facilitate human interaction by respecting individual choices, or if it is in large part to redistribute wealth, power, and advantages generally.
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Contractual Liability and Voluntary Undertakings
Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 2000Developments in contract law over the past century have led to the proliferation of interpretive theories according to which contract law is no longer a sui generisi legal branch. It is widely accepted that if there is a sui generis contractual obligation, it must somehow be based on the wills of the parties.
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The Quasi-Contractual Liability of Governments
The University of Toronto Law Journal, 1959N this article, I propose to examine one aspect of quasi-contractual liability-a topic that is complicated and uncertain in most legal systems, not only in the area of governmental liability but also in the area of private law. For the purposes of a comparative study, I have chosen the legal systems in the United States, England, and France.
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Contractual Liability of Government of India
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010The subject of government contracts has assumed great importance in the modern times. Today the state is a source of wealth. In the modern era of a welfare state, government's economic activities are expanding and the government is increasingly assuming the role of the dispenser of a large number of benefits.
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Trust, Information and Pre-contractual Liability
European Review of Contract Law, 2022Stefan Grundmann
exaly