Wrap contracts : foundations and ramifications /
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| Author / Creator: | Kim, Nancy S., 1966- author. |
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| Imprint: | Oxford [England] : Oxford University Press, ©2013. |
| Description: | x, 228 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/9328268 |
Table of Contents:
- Acknowledgments
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Why Enforce Contracts?
- A. Individualistic/Deontic Theories
- B. Consequentialist Theories
- C. Multivalue Theories of Contract Law
- 3. Contracts and Contract Law in Societal Context
- A. Contract Law and Evolving Business Needs
- B. Contracts of Adhesion
- C. Function, Fluidity, and Instructive Contracts
- 4. The Rise of Wrap Contracts: The Early Cases
- A. Shrinkwraps
- B. Clickwraps
- C. Browsewraps
- 5. Contract Terms as Sword, Shield, and Crook
- A. Contract as Shield
- B. Contract as Sword
- C. Contract as Crook
- 6. Problems of Form
- A. Is a Wrap Contract Just Another Contract of Adhesion?
- B. Sadistic Contracts
- 7. Problems of Substance
- A. Wrap Contracts and Norm Shifting
- B. Getting Something for Nothing: The Old Bait and Switch
- C. The Limits of Unconscionability and the Problem of Other Laws
- 8. The Sense and Nonsense of Wrap Contract Doctrine
- A. Notice and Wrap Contract Formation
- B. An Outline of Wrap Contract Doctrine
- C. A New Kind of Judicial Activism
- 9. Form, Function, and Notice
- A. What is a Notice?
- B. Intent and Consent in Contracts, Torts, and Property
- C. Contract Functionalism
- 10. Contracts in Wonderland
- A. Contract Law and the Right of Publicity
- B. Wrap Contracts and Federal Laws
- C. Terms of Disservice
- 11. Reshaping Wrap Contract Doctrine
- A. Imposing a Duty to Draft Reasonably
- B. Tailoring Assent
- C. Contract Form, Function and Doctrinal Rules
- D. Reinvigorating the Doctrine of Unconscionability
- 12. Conclusion
- Table of Cases
- Index
