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Table of contents - Study International Law

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👉 Chapter 1: Introduction to Law and Legal Systems

👉 Chapter 2: Corporate Social Responsibility and Business Ethics

👉 Chapter 3: Courts and the Legal Process

👉 Chapter 4: Constitutional Law and US Commerce

👉 Chapter 5: Administrative Law

👉 Chapter 6: Criminal Law

👉 Chapter 7: Introduction to Tort Law

👉 Chapter 8: Introduction to Sales and Leases

👉 Chapter 9: Title and Risk of Loss

👉 Chapter 10: Performance and Remedies

👉 Chapter 11: Products Liability

👉 Chapter 12: Bailments and the Storage, Shipment, and Leasing of Goods

👉 Chapter 13: Nature and Form of Commercial Paper

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👉 Law

👉 History

👉 Legal theory

👉 Legal methods

👉 Legal systems

👉 Legal institutions

👉 Legal subjects

👉 Common Law

👉 Religious Law

👉 Canon Law

👉 Judiciary

👉 Legislature

👉 Executive

👉 Property Law

👉 Law and Economics

👉 Sociology of Law

Property Law

👉Life estate

👉Defeasible estate

👉Future interest

👉Remainder (law)

👉Concurrent estate

👉Leasehold estate

👉Condominium (international law)

👉Real estate

👉Bona fide purchaser

👉Torrens Title

👉Property Law

👉Real Property

👉Personal Property

👉Gift (law)

👉Adverse Possession

👉Deed

👉Right Of Conquest

👉Discovery Doctrine

👉Accession (property law)

👉Lost, mislaid, and abandoned property

👉Treasure Trove

👉Bailment

👉License

👉Allodial Title

👉Fee Simple

👉Fee tail

👉Strata title

👉Deeds registration

👉Estoppel by deed

👉Quitclaim deed

👉Mortgage law

👉Mortgages in the United States

👉Equitable conversion

👉Quiet title

👉Escheat

👉Restraint on alienation

👉Rule against perpetuities

👉Rule in Shelley's Case

👉Doctrine of worthier title

👉Lien

👉Easement

👉Profit (real property)

👉Usufruct

👉Covenant (law)

👉Equitable servitude

Contrat Law Book

👉 Contract

👉 Formation

👉 Capacity

👉 Formalities and writing

👉 Contractual Term

👉 Third-party Beneficiary

👉 Defenses

👉 Disputes

👉 History of contract law

👉 Offer and Acceptance

👉 Posting Rule

👉 Mirror Image Rule

👉 Invitation to Treat

👉 Consideration

👉 Implied-in-fact contract

👉 Collateral contract

👉 Capacity (law)

👉 Duress in American law

👉 Undue Influence

👉 Illusory Promise

👉 Statute of Frauds

👉 Non est factum

👉 Parol Evidence Rule

👉 Standard Form Contract

👉 Integration Clause

👉 Mistake (contract law)

👉 Misrepresentation

👉 Frustration of purpose

👉 Unconscionability

👉 Privity of contract

👉 Assignment (law)

👉 Delegation (law)

👉 Novation

👉 Third-party beneficiary

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