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ISBN 10: 0198723997
ISBN 13: 9780198723998
Author: Peter Roberts
1. English Law and Practice
A. Introduction
B. The Basis of English Law
C. Common Law and Equity
D. Common Law and Civil Law
E. Contract and Tort
F. The English Law of Contract
G. Freedom of Contract and Binding Contract
H. Companies and Contracts
I. Debt and Damages
J. The Meaning of Indemnity
2. Contract Architecture and Interpretation
A. Introduction
B. The Architecture of a Contract
C. Principles of Contractual Interpretation
D. Express Contractual Interpretation
E. Rectification by Interpretation
3. Petroleum Contracts
A. Introduction
B. The Petroleum Sector
C. Upstream Contracts
D. Midstream Contracts
E. Downstream Contracts
F. General Contracts
4. Preliminary Contracts
A. Introduction
B. Preliminary Contracts
C. The Obligation for Further Negotiation
D. The Creation of an Independent Contract
E. Option Contracts
5. Conditional Contracts
A. Introduction
B. Defining Conditions under English Law
C. How Conditions Precedent Work
D. Conditionality in Petroleum Contracts
6. Parties, Third Parties, Joint Ventures, and Partnerships
A. Introduction
B. The Definition of a Party
C. Vicarious Performance
D. Privity of Contract
E. Agency and Attorneys
F. Joint Ventures
G. Partnerships
7. Equitable Rights and Remedies
A. Introduction
B. The Role of Equity
C. Trusts
D. Fiduciary Duties
E. Specific Enforcement
F. Other Equitable Remedies
8. Commodity Sales Contracts
A. Introduction
B. The Sale of Goods Act 1979
C. Transfers of Title, Risk, and Custody
D. Implied Terms
E. Take or Pay
F. Retention of Title
G. Contracts of Bailment
H. Price Reviews
9. Collateral Support and Security Interests
A. Introduction
B. Guarantees
C. Demand Guarantees
D. Documentary Credits
E. Letters of Comfort
F. Practical Aspects of Collateral Support
G. Security Interests
10. Impossibility and Impracticability of Performance
A. Introduction
B. Absolute Contracts
C. The Doctrine of Frustration
D. The Doctrine of Force Majeure
E. Force Majeure and Frustration Reconciled
F. Hardship and Material Adverse Change
G. Impossibility and Impracticability in Petroleum Contracts
11. Damages for Breach of Contract
A. Introduction
B. The Basis of Damages
C. Assessing Damages under English Law
D. Assessing Damages in Detail
E. Restitutionary Remedies
F. Liquidated Damages and Penalties
G. Particular Damages Issues
12. Termination
A. Introduction
B. Termination by Performance
C. Termination by Agreement
D. Termination by Breach
E. Contractual Termination
F. Termination by Operation of Law
G. Consequences of Termination
H. Termination in Petroleum Contracts
13. Liability Allocation
A. Introduction
B. Liability Allocation
C. Concurrent Liability in Contract and Tort
D. Consequential Loss
E. Liability Caps
F. Exclusion Clauses
G. Wilful Misconduct and Gross Negligence
H. Insurance
I. Operator Liability
J. Other Recoveries
14. Transfers of Interests
A. Introduction
B. Transfers of Contractual Rights by Law
C. Transfers of Contractual Obligations
D. Transfers of Interests Regulated by Contract
E. Financing Transfers
F. Pre-emption Rights
G. Change of Control
H. Farm Outs and Earn Outs
15. Law and Disputes
A. Introduction
B. Governing Law and Jurisdiction
C. The Grounds for Disputes
D. Dispute Resolution Mechanisms
E. Sovereign Immunity
F. Industry Custom and Practice
G. Limitation Periods
16. The Boilerplate
A. Introduction
B. Amendment
C. Confidentiality
D. Entire Agreement
E. Further Assurances
F. Joint and Several Liability
G. Lock-out and Lock-in
H. Reasonable and Best Endeavours
I. Set-off
J. Severability
K. Time of the Essence
L. Warranties and Representations
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