Peter M. Gerhart is John Homer Kapp Professor of Law at Case Western Reserve University. Professor Gerhart may hold a record for teaching the most courses in the law school curriculum: twenty-five. His three books exploring the concept of an individual's responsibility to others cover Torts, Property, and Contracts, and implement a process of reasoning that is both deontic and consequential.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Understanding implied obligations: reasoning and methodology Part I. Grounds for a Supplemental Approach: 1. Individuals and relationships 2. Authority's limits 3. Promises and obligations 4. Maximization and cooperation Part II. Values-balancing Legal Reasoning: 5. The foundations of value-balancing legal reasoning 6. The scope of obligations 7. The source of obligations 8. Relationality redux: law on the ground and law on the books Part III. Applications: 9. Legal enforceability: formation 10. Performance obligations: methodological issues 11. Performance obligations: the values-balancing approach 12. Consumer contracts and standard terms 13. Excused performance and risk allocation 14. Remedies Conclusion.
Introduction: Understanding implied obligations: reasoning and methodology Part I. Grounds for a Supplemental Approach: 1. Individuals and relationships 2. Authority's limits 3. Promises and obligations 4. Maximization and cooperation Part II. Values-balancing Legal Reasoning: 5. The foundations of value-balancing legal reasoning 6. The scope of obligations 7. The source of obligations 8. Relationality redux: law on the ground and law on the books Part III. Applications: 9. Legal enforceability: formation 10. Performance obligations: methodological issues 11. Performance obligations: the values-balancing approach 12. Consumer contracts and standard terms 13. Excused performance and risk allocation 14. Remedies Conclusion.
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