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Our diverse and regularly updated contract law list includes a range of titles from 50 year-old classics, student favourites, and recently commissioned titles offering fresh approaches to contract law. As well as a market-leading statute book and popular revision guides.
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Contract Law Concentrate: Law Revision and Study GuideFifth Edition £12.99 Jill Poole, James Devenney, Adam Shaw-Mellors
9780192897336 Highest quality revision and study guides for use alongside core reading to help consolidate knowledge, focus revision, and maximise potential |
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Concentrate Questions and Answers Contract Law: Law Q&A Revision and Study GuideSecond Edition £12.99 James Devenney
9780198817673 Concentrate Questions & Answers Highest quality Q&A revision and study guides to help you practise technique, boost your confidence and achieve success. |
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