Cases Problems and Materials on Contracts 9th Edition By Douglas Whaley, David Horton

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Cases, Problems, and Materials on Contracts*, 9th Edition, by Douglas Whaley and David Horton is a law school casebook published by Aspen Publishing. It is known for its problem-based teaching method and is available for purchase or rent from several retailers in various formats. Publication Details and IdentifiersThe book was published in 2023 by Aspen Publishing. Key identifiers for the book include: 

  • Print ISBN-13: 9781543838978
  • Print ISBN-10: 1543838979
  • Publication Date: February 1, 2023
  • Publisher: Aspen Publishing 

Purchasing OptionsYou can purchase the book in various formats, including new and used hardcover versions and digital eTextbooks. Prices vary by merchant and condition. 

Merchant FormatDetails
AmazonHardcover, eTextbookOffers new copies, often with access to the Connected eBook with Study Center.
VitalSourceDigital/eTextbookProvides digital access to the text, often at a significant saving compared to print.
BooksRunHardcover, eTextbookSells new and used copies, and offers a buyback program.
ValoreHardcoverOffers both new copies for purchase and rental options.
AbeBooksHardcoverLists copies from independent sellers, offering various conditions.

Key Features

According to snippets from Aspen Publishing and various retailers, the book's features help students master contract law: 

  • Problem Method: It is known for its pioneering "problem method" of teaching, using short, carefully constructed problems to reinforce concepts and stimulate thought.
  • Accessibility: The ninth edition features streamlined cases and expanded use of "student-friendly introductions" to complex material, making it more accessible.
  • Flexibility: The book is designed to be adaptable to various teaching styles and course lengths (4-, 5-, or 6-unit courses).
  • Updated Content: It incorporates recent decisions and developments in contract law. 

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