“...Defences in Contract offers us a critical, groundbreaking analysis of how contract law doctrines can be properly explained through the lens of defences...this book provides thought-provoking insight on a topic that is important but often neglected in the law of contract. More importantly, it fills a long-existing gap in the contract law literature while giving a more complete view of the existing contract law regimes.” – Gordon Chung, Master of Corporate Law Candidate, University of Cambridge,
European Review of Private Law
“The book is an important and inspiring read for anyone interested in contract law. Most of the chapters in this innovative text provide a historical, philosophical and practical guide to the defences in contract law. Eclectic thoughts are offered and the treatment of contentious and challenging issues encourages readers - such as perhaps academic researchers, decision-makers and even perhaps law-makers - to strive for reasonable outcomes.” – Navin G Ahuja,
European Review of Private Law