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ABOUT FB

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FIFTH EDITION 2008

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. . . Updating

. . . Corrigenda

 

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www this site

CONTENTS OF SITE

 

ABOUT FB

. . . CV

. . . Autobiographical

. . . Life photos

 

FIFTH EDITION 2008

. . . Overview

. . . Index

. . . Updating

. . . Corrigenda

 

FB's OTHER WRITING

. . . Chronological

. . . By subject

. . . Books

. . . Articles

. . . Press letters

. . . Home archive

 

OTHER MATERIAL

. . . Non-FB writings

. . . Press cuttings

. . . Reviews

. . . Comments

. . . Documents

. . . All photos

. . . Audio and video

 

BUY Bennion's Books

 

Abbreviations

Contact FB

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Copyright

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FB's Research Projects in Law and Related Topics

CONTRACT LAW

 

BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE

RP001 Should breach of promise go?

Shortly after call to the Bar in 1951 FB researched the current question of whether it was time to abolish the civil action for breach of promise of marriage. [1951.001]

 

1951.001.

 

DOCTRINE OF CONSIDERATION

RP002 Denning and High Trees

While a lecturer and tutor in Law at St Edmund Hall Oxford, FB researched the doctrine of consideration and Lord Denning’s attempt to get round it in the High Trees case. [1953.001]

 

1953.001.

 

MISTAKE

RP007 The true basis of Rules on Mistake in Contract

In 1961 FB researched the law of mistake in Contract with Patrick Atiyah (later Professor of English Law in the University of Oxford). The two collaborated on a paper examining the case law on the topic. [1961.002]

 

1961.002.