A Casebook on Contract, authored by Andrew Burrows and published by Hart Publishing in 2020, serves as an essential resource for law students delving into the intricacies of contract law. This seventh edition offers a meticulously updated exploration of this fundamental legal subject, combining rigorous academic commentary with carefully selected case materials to create one of the most effective casebooks available.

The book is structured into chapters that cover various aspects of undergraduate contract law, each introduced by an expert overview from Professor Burrows. His succinct notes and thought-provoking questions are designed to enhance students’ comprehension of the cases discussed. Relevant statutes are also included alongside a principled analysis, providing a comprehensive understanding of legal principles in action.

Distinctive features include cross-references to leading textbooks for further reading and summaries of key academic articles within each chapter, fostering a deeper engagement with contemporary legal scholarship. This edition is crafted to be neither overwhelming nor overly lengthy, ensuring that it remains an accessible tool throughout the student’s journey through contract law.

Whether used independently or as a supplement to other materials, this casebook promises to be a stimulating and indispensable companion for anyone studying or teaching contract law at the undergraduate level. As noted by the Student Law Journal, ‘it combines both fantastic academic commentary and superbly selected materials making it simply one of the best contract law casebooks.’