Contents - Faculty of Law - University of Cambridge

(iii)Causation4. Contracts in England, France and Germany(i) Formation and the enforceability of promises(ii) Factors vitiating consent (principally mistake)(iii) Content of contractual obligations(iv) Principles of good faith(v) Treatment of third parties5. Unjust enrichment (in outline only)READINGBooks marked with * should be available in your College LibraryGeneral:* Zweigert and Kötz, Introduction to Comparative Law (3rd ed 1998)* Bell, Boyron and Whittaker, Principles of French Law (2nd ed 2008)(*) Zekoll and Reimann, Introduction to German Law (2nd ed 2005)Sources:Van Caenegem, Judges, Legislators and Professors (1987)Bell, French Legal Cultures (2002)Bell, Judiciaries within Europe (2006)Delict:* Van Gerven, Lever and Larouche, Tort Law (2000)* Whittaker (ed), The Development of Product Liability (2010)* Ernst, The Development of Traffic Liability (2010)Jansen, The Development and Making of Legal Doctrine (2010)Martin-Casals (ed), The Development of Liability in Relation to Technological Change (2010)Hondius (ed), The Development of Medical Liability (2010)(*) Markesinis and Unberath, German Law of Torts (4th ed 2002)Contract:* Beale, Hartkamp, Kötz and Tallon, Contract Law (2002)Nicholas, French Law of Contract (2nd ed 1992)* Markesinis, Unberath and Johnston, German Law of Contract (2006)(*) Gordley, The Enforceability of Promises in European Contract Law (2001)(*) Zimmermann and Whittaker, Good Faith in European Contract Law (2000)(*) Sefton-Green, Mistake, Fraud and Duties to Inform in European Contract Law (2005)Unjust Enrichment:60