Vol. 107 No. 8, June 2009
Index
- Foreword: fault in American contract law.
- Let us never blame a contract breaker.
- Stipulated damages, super-strict liability, and mitigation in contract law.
- In (partial) defense of strict liability in contract.
- A comparative fault defense in contract law.
- The role of fault in contract law: unconscionability, unexpected circumstances, interpretation, mistake, and nonperformance.
- Fault in contract law.
- The fault that lies within our contract law.
- The many faces of fault in contract law: or how to do economics right, without really trying.
- An information theory of willful breach.
- When is a willful breach 'willful'? The link between definitions and damages.
- Willfulness versus expectation: a promisor-based defense of willful breach doctrine.
- Fault at the contract-tort interface.
- Could breach of contract be immoral?
- Why breach of contract may not be immoral given the incompleteness of contracts.
- The fault principle as the chameleon of contract law: a market function approach.