AcknowledgmentsPart 1. Introduction to contract lawChapter 1. An introduction to contract lawPart 2. Mutual assent, offer, and acceptance2. Mutual assent3. Offers4. Acceptance5. When the "Acceptance" varies from the offer6. The indefiniteness doctrinePart 3. Consideration and its "substitutes"7. Consideraton8. Promissory estoppel and the seal9. ModificationsPart 4. "Voidability" and defenses to contract formation10. The statute of frauds11. Capacity12. Mistake and misunderstanding13. Duress14. Undue influence15. Misrepresentation16. Unconscionability17. "Illegality" or contracts "against public policy"Part 5. The parol evidence rule and interpretation18. The parol evidence rule19. Interpretation20. UCC 2-202Part 6. Conditions, performance, and breach21. Conditions, performance and breach22. Conditions, performance and breach23. Prospective nonperformance or anticipatory repudiation24. Discharge of duties by subsequent agreement substituted performances, substituted contracts(including novations), accords, mutual rescission, and releases25. Discharge of duties by impossibility, impracticability, or frustration of purposePart 7. Contracts involving third parties26. Third party beneficiary contracts27. Assignments28. DelegationPart 8. Remedies29. Equitable remedies30. Money damages31. Restitution32. Remedies for breach under the UCCPart 9. Miscellaneous UCC and CISG doctrines33. Applicability of article two of the UCC and the CISG34. Risk of loss and mercantile terms35. Warranties