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This is a compilation that contains the statutes, rules, materials and forms affecting corporations and other business organizations. The materials are expertly arrainged by one of the leading scholars in the field, and intended for law school study. ... Read more

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Fantastical monsters and dragons of every hue. Accursed wizards and mysterious villains. Deadly battles and otherworldly spectacle. The untold adventures of the beloved Companions.

Here are collected the best short stories of the original Dragonlance Tales 1 series, unfolding a world of heroism, magic, and fantasy. It is a treasure for loyal fans of the saga, and for new readers it is an enthralling introduction to the world of Krynn.

This volume includes a new Dragonlance short story written by Margaret Weis in collabortion with Aron Eisenberg, Nog on television's Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
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A nice collection of stories...
While this book is not one of the better Dragonlance books, it does have its high points. It is filled with some interesting stories, many of which are filled with the humor and action that is needed to keep a reader hooked. One thing that is enjoyable about this book, is that it doesn't have stories just thrown in it to fill up space. It is an enjoyable read the whole way through. Many people don't like reading Dragonlance if it isnt by Wies and Hickman, and I could agree most of the time, there have been few authors that could rival their genius in the world of Krynn, but this book brings together a nice collection of stories to keep the reader entertained the whole way through. This book is definately a must for anyone who loves Dragonlance, or is just a fan of the fantasy genre.

Have youever read Forgotten Realms Antalogy?
Have youever read Forgotten Realms Antalogy? I find this book similar to Forgotten Realms Antalogy, but it has more interesting stores, to my veiw. It'll be interesting to all who love fantasy and Dragonlance. If youhave not read Dragonlance Saga, you'll like this book. If you alrady readDragonlance, than it is samething you should know: here I would say purifedDragonlance, it's that you like in it.

A good collection for newcomers
An excellent collection if you are new to the series.This book includes some of the best stories from the Tales Trilogies.The best stories are those by Weis&Hickman and Berberick.Altogether, a great introductionto the magical world of Krynn.

Have youever read Forgotten Realms Antalogy?
Have youever read Forgotten Realms Antalogy? I find this book similar to Forgotten Realms Antalogy, but it has more interesting stores, to my veiw. It'll be interesting to all who love fantasy and Dragonlance. If youhave not read Dragonlance Saga, you'll like this book. If you alrady readDragonlance, than it is samething you should know: here I would say purifedDragonlance, it's that you like in it. ... Read more

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Supplements contracts casebooks with a broad collection of materials, including the UCC, the Restatement of Contracts, and electronic contracting acts. ... Read more

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The thoroughly updated and modernized Sixth Edition of this famous casebook is built on the spine of leading contracts cases, which are presented in a full-bodied way, with only limited editing of the facts. Text Notes are used selectively, so readers are provided with background discussions where an issue is better elaborated by notes than by case. There are copious cross-references to the UCC and the Restatement (Second) of Contracts. And, three important innovations have been made in the Sixth Edition: the addition of extensive cross references to the Convention for the International Sale of Goods and the Unidroit Principles of International Contracts Law, together with Text Notes concerning CISG and Unidroit; the inclusion of extensive cross-references to the Drafts of proposed new Articles 2 and 9 of the UCC; and the use of extensive Text Note Material on the effect of Electronic Data Interchange on contract law. ... Read more

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Basic Contract Law 8th Edition --Fuller
I'm very disappointed with the authors of this casebook because it just shows sheer carelessness in putting out a quality product.It has way too many errors.There are grammatical errors, repeated paragraphs, (in one instance repeated twice consecutively) and other errors (such as misspelled words)that you can only wonder if it is a new legal term, or just a plain mispelled word.In a profession where every single word in every single sentence of every paragraph is crucial and significant, this is simply unacceptable and unforgiveable.

Blatant errors and haphazard construction
In addition to other comments on the dryness and counterintuitive organization of this book, I must point out that it is poorly edited as well. Many of the blatant typographical errors appear in the first couple chapters, but they continue throughout. Multiple times I have found a quote that doesn't make sense and, upon looking up the source material, discovered that it was improperly transcribed (i.e. "diverse" becomes "divers"; "estopped" becomes "estoppel"; "an" becomes "and"). As a first-year student deciphering dense material, the last thing you need is to second guess the accuracy of the information you receive from your textbooks. I won't give the book 1 star because I've read no other Contracts casebooks for comparison, but I can give an inaccurate, poorly edited text no more than two.

Not the best I've had, not the worst
You'll most likely have this assigned, or you won't be reading this...so since you have no choice in the casebook your prof is using, here's my 2 cents:

The book is DRY.Of course, contracts is not the lightest course to assimilate, but I frequently wondered why so many cases and few explanations, instead of the opposite?I'm sure it's possible to learn contract law from this, but if it weren't for the Law School Legends Contracts on tape I probably would not have remembered the dozens and dozens of cases about the same principle.Please, next time attempt READABILITY!If I were a contracts lawyer already I probably would not be buying the casebook, I'd try a treatise!

One of the best casebooks my 1L year
First, you must consider that a) this is a law school casebook, it's not meant to be light reading, and b) my review might be somewhat tained by the fact that I've taken a Contracts course taught by Mel (an awesome lecturer), but: this is a more clearly organized and well edited casebook than most.

The cases are well chosen and often paired in contrast to illustrate the few most common views courts have on a particular rule of Contract, usually with a full case first of the majority view and a few short "squib" cases after for emerging or fading perspectives.It's up to date with cases on electronic signatures and shrinkwrap licenses.

The commentary after each section is readable and lucid.The organization is clear -- Eisenberg himself lectured straight through the book and it made for what seemed like a solid, complete course, focusing mostly on the full-length cases.If you're planning on teaching Contracts, I'd take a good look at Mel's book.

Poor organization and explanations
Of all the textbooks I've ever had in law school and undergraduate classes, this book is likely the most frustating and the worst.
The entire book shows complete disregard for the fact that the book is meant to teach concepts unknown to the reader - not to provide review for those who already know. New legal terms are introduced not by telling a general meaning, but rather by including a case that uses the term repeatedly without defining it. Only after the case is there any attempt at giving a general and helpful attempt at a definition.
Also, instead of discussing neatly in a paragraph that some courts treat a rule slightly differently, the authors put many short excerpts of cases. They add little to the reader's understanding of a concept or rule - at least not any more than a one sentence comment would along with a citation. It is also very repetitive.
The authors seem to fear that writing on their own (in place of reprinting excerpts of cases) is somehow less valid or helpful to a law student. Nothing could be farther from the truth. Judges do not write opinions with the sole aim of teaching law students contract law. So to rely on them as if they did seems to be uncalled for.
For those who say this book isn't that bad, have put the bar far too low and also miss the point. There is no requirement that legal textbooks be dry, unorganized, or unhelpful. They can convey the information without playing hard-to-get by hiding things in cases and a poor format. The authors must be more interested or passionate about contract law than their book shows. Overall, this book has lists and lists of cases, but no more - suggesting no understanding of the purpose of a text book. ... Read more

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Law school case supplement to Cases And Materials On Corporations, 8th. Features expertly edited cases released since the publicatin of the main text, and original notes. ... Read more

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Gilbert Law Summaries are America’s best selling outlines and have set the standard for excellence since they were introduced more than thirty-five years ago. It’s Gilbert’s unique combination of features that makes it the one study aid you’ll turn to for all of your study needs! Walk into class prepared with a comprehensive outline of the law, a concise capsule summary perfect for a quick review before class, charts of every kind, a text correlation chart so that you can match your specific reading assignment to the relevant pages in the Gilbert outline, and an index and table of cases.Ace your final exams with a step-by-step approach to attack your exam, exam tips, and sample multiple choice, true-false, and essay questions. ... Read more

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Excellent Study Guide
I bought this book as part of the The First Year Program which contains a total of five outlines (Civil Procedure, Contracts, Criminal Law, Property, and Torts), plus Gilbert's Dictionary of Legal Terms and Gilbert's 8 Secrets of Top Exam Performance in Law School by Charles Whitebread. It got me through my first year of law school and I highly recommend them to all first year law students.

Gilbert Law Summaries- Contracts
helped me put contract in a working order for my outlines and essay writings + cleared up concepts from hornbook readings

Overall good
Overall good review of Contract Law. Only suggestion is picking up black law dictionary with purchase some words they assume the reader knows which can damper learning experience. I would suggest not using their essay questions; rather check with your school library for old ones from your school. The multiple choice practice were dead on with my schools multiple choice. As above dont put eggs in one basket; I did well in contracts first semester but this is one of three books I personally read.

Excellent Supplement
I just finished my Contracts final, but I will not blame my grade on this book.

This does what it is supposed to.It supplements the material that the Prof. presents in class.If you are not sure what the modern rule is, this is where you go.If you are not sure if there is an exception, this is where you go.If you are not sure what the basic functions of the rule is, this is where you check.If you are not sure what Restatement or UCC section applies, this is where you check.

If you want to know the reasons Why, this is not where you go.The book explains the rationale behind the rule in only a few situations.If you have an exam that is only multiple choice, you could skip every class, read this cover to cover three times and do pretty well.Unfortunately, most exams are not like that.

This book is great for supplementing your notes and filling in the gray areas.For that, it is invaluable, but like all commercial outlines, it cannot replace your notes.

As the previous reviewer says, the flow charts are excellent.This certainly facilitates understanding, I would just recommend not putting all your eggs in this basket.

Excellent Aid!
The charts in this book are what makes it so effective and helpful.Once again Gilbert's has provided law students with a great teaching aid and exam study guide.The questions in the back are very good, but beware 1L's in your first semester not having all of the information necessary to fully answer the questions.

The charts in this book are fantastic and are not to be missed!A must have for law students! ... Read more