ABSTRACT
The law is not a subject which can be studied in isolation with any degree of satisfaction. It is a living, changing body of knowledge, which, if somewhat slowly at times, evolves in response to changes and developments in society. This is an aspect of studying law that makes it interesting and exciting. It is not simply a set of static regulations which cannot be challenged, but a reflection of collective ethical, cultural, moral and political views. It is important, therefore, that throughout your study of contract law you continually consider the wider issues raised by the ‘rules’ themselves.
‘The important thing is to not stop questioning.’ (Albert Einstein)
