Abbreviations Used in Text

CASEBOOKS

CP&B—Calamari, Perillo & Bender, Cases and Problems on Contracts (4th Ed. 2004—West / Thomson)

D,H&H—Dawson, Harvey and Henderson, Contracts, Cases and Comments (7th Ed. 1998—Foundation)

F&E—Fuller and Eisenberg, Basic Contract Law (6th Ed. 1996—West Publishing)

F&Y—Farnsworth and Young, Cases and Materials on Contracts (5th Ed. 1995—Foundation)

FYSC&B—Farnsworth, Young, Sanger, Cohen & Brooks, Cases and Materials on Contracts (7th Ed. 2008—Foundation)

K&C—Knapp and Crystal, Problems in Contract Law (3d Ed. 1993—Little, Brown)

HORNBOOKS & TREATISES

C&P—Calamari and Perillo, The Law of Contracts (6th Ed. 2009—West Publishing)

Corbin—Arthur Corbin, Corbin on Contracts (One-Volume Ed., 1952—West Publishing)

Farnsworth—E. Alan Farnsworth, Contracts (4th Ed. 2004—Aspen)

Murray—John Murray, Jr., Murray on Contracts (3rd Ed. 1990—Michie)

Simpson—Laurence Simpson, Handbook of the Law of Contracts (1965)

W&S—White and Summers, Uniform Commercial Code (4th Ed. 1995—West Publishing)

Williston—Samuel Williston, Williston on Contracts (3rd. Ed. 1957)

RESTATEMENTS AND CODES

Rest. 1st—First Restatement of Contracts (1932)

Rest. 2d—Second Restatement of Contracts (1981)

UCC—Uniform Commercial Code (2011)

OTHER

E—This volume. References of the form “E II(G)(1)(d)” refer to the paragraph with that numbering scheme within the current chapter. These references occur mostly in Tables and in Notes to Flow Charts.