Contractual Obligations in Ghana and Nigeria

U.U. Uchell (LONDON) of Gray's Inn, Barrister-at-Law, Lecturer in African Law, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London

Part 1; Chapter 1 Introduction; Chapter 2 Precedent and the Authority of English Decisions; Chapter 3 Judicial Precedent in Ghana and Nigeria; Part 2 Valid Agreements Two-Party Situations:; Chapter 4 The Nature of Agreement; Chapter 5 Offer and Acceptance; Chapter 6 Form and Consideration; Chapter 7 Intention to Create Legal Relations; Part 3 Valid Agreements: More Than Two Parties; Chapter 8 Privity; Chapter 9 Agreements between Two Parties Where One Is or Both are Represented By a Third, i.e. Agency; Chapter 10 Agreements between Two Parties Where One or Both Subsequently Transfer to a Third; Part 4 Defective Agreements; Chapter 11 Defects in Reaching an Agreement; Chapter 12 Defects in the Validity of an Agreement; Chapter 13 Agreements Affected by Informality; Chapter 14 Agreements Affected by Illegality; Chapter 15 Agreements That Infringe Public Policy; Chapter 16 Defects Due to Impossibility of Performance; Part 5 Obligations Created by Agreements: A Functional Analysis; Chapter 17 Agreements and the Courts; Chapter 18 Agreements and the State; Chapter 19 Ultimate Remedies for the Breach or Other Avoidance of Obligations;