U U UcheContractual 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
