Promissory Theory and Contract

Martin Hogg

Promissory Theory and Contract

Martin Hogg

School of Law

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In this paper I considered, from a comparative perspective, the role of promise in contract theory, as well as suggested the form which a 'revitalised will theory' as an explanation for contract law might take.

Original language	English
Publication status	Unpublished - 2011

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contract, promise, contract theory, obligations

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