Contract Law in Two Hours

This video races though an entire Australian undergraduate contract law course in the space of just two hours - from contract formation, through interpreting (construing) contracts, vitiation of contracts, termination of contract, and remedies.

Seriously - in two hours

TIMESTAMPS

FORMATION:
Capacity to contract 0:04.00
Intention 0:07.30
Offer and Acceptance 0:09.00
Consideration 0:15.45
Certainty and Completeness 0:21.45

CONSTRUCTION:
Express terms 0:29.00
Incorporation 0:33.30
Exclusion clauses 0:36.30
Oral terms 0:40.30
Implied terms (business) 0:49.00
Implied terms (common law) 0:53.45
Implied terms (ACL) 0:55.30

VITIATION:
Mistake 1:00.30
Misrepresentation 1:08.30
Estoppel 1:14.00
Unconscionable dealing 1:17.45
Undue influence 1:20.00
Duress 1:23.00
Illegality 1:24.00
Restraint of trade 1:27.30

TERMINATION:
Performance 1:30.00
Agreement 1:30.30
Frustration 1:38.45
Breach 1:43.00

REMEDY:
Damages: 1:46.15
Contributory negligence 1:52.45
Equitable remedies 1:54.30
ACL remedies 1:58.15

[tania.]

I can imagine the time and effort that went into creating something that we are able to access for free. Thank you so very much for all that you have done!

[jerry.sjzhou]

4:00 capacity 7:35 intention to create legal relations 9:00 Offer and Acceptance 15:30 Consideration 21:40 Certainty and completeness 29:00 Conditions 30:50 Warrenties 33:40 Signature 49:00 Implied terms 1:00:38 Mistake 1:02:40 Identity 1:05:30 Common mistake 1:06:40 Mutual mistake 1:08:30 Misrepresentation 1:10:50 Innocent misrepresentation 1:11:25 Frauadulent misrepresentation 1:12:00 Negligent misrepresentation 1:14:17 Promissory estoppel 1:17:41 Unconscionable dealing 1:19:57 Undue influence 1:23:00 Duress 1:24:00 Illegality 1:30:00 End

[lovechatgpt]

I have heard this over 40 times to get a grasp on contract law. I played it again and again to hear all the little gems that I missed. This course is almost all memorised in my mind and ready to learn your next 2 hour law summary. I can't believe I can get this for free. Your a legend

[Patricia]

I've been struggling to understand my professors in my law course all year, this just cleared every bit of it up for me. Thank you!!

[MichaelM-vbnp]

Absolute gold! I learned more from this video than i did in a whole semester of contract law. My lecturer spent the time making everything way more complex than it needed to be, whereas this breaks everything down and makes it so easy to understand. Thank you for taking the time to make this video!

[claudiagenuttis]

I passed Contracts because I watched this as a refresher just before the exam. Thank you so much!

[oysterscat]

you. Are a legend! Perfect for a pre-exam review—- cheers from UWA

[HyperVectra]

You. Are. My. Hero. I wish Sydney Uni facility staff was 1/100th was as helpful as you.

[samfisherman]

Hi Anthony, I just want to tell you what an amazing lecturer you are. Thank you, for taking the time to put together this wonderful two-hour lecture for us all to watch and learn. I have just finished watching this while taking lots of notes along the way over the course of a few weeks and this will definitely help with my upcoming contracts law exam.

I cannot believe just how much content you have covered in two hours, and how comprehensive, and how amazingly clear and precise you were with each and every single topic, along with those excellent and humorous examples (especially the lawn mowing ones) you have provided.

I'm a law student and although I don't study at your university CQU, I'm studying law at your Alma Mater, UNE, and I'm so glad that the law school I'm going to produced such a fine and sharp lawyer like yourself!

Can't wait for more two-hour lectures!

[Reyna]

This actually did make up for a whole semester of learning. Learnt more from this video than I did in 13 weeks of lectures and tutorials!!! Even taught me things that weren’t even mentioned during the entire semester that just so happened to be in the exam.

[afdlink]

Greetings from the United States, Dr. Marinac. I'm a first year J.D. candidate in the U.S., and I wanted to thank you for the content on your channel. Because of the shared common law root of American and Commonwealth laws, your content has been very useful in my studies. Additionally, it's very interesting to see the ways Australian law differs from American law. Keep at it, we really value these videos!

[ashlieee]

this honest to god saved my life I have my contracts A exam tomorrow, bless you.

[hellennsama]

There is something about you Anthony, you are really the best. After watching this video, I’m able to explain it very well to anyone. Thank you so much. I thought contract law was hard, but now it’s one of my simplest course.

[weaverbirdUK]

A zillion thanks from the UK! You are my go-to tutor before approaching my reading list. Aside from the really well laid out info, the warm delivery makes the learning less arduous. That's a unique gift. Much appreciated!

[jasonsiva]

this is probably one of the greatest pieces of free information on the internet that i have seen. thankyou so much for spending the time, effort, energy and sacrifice to put this together. you are an absolute legend.

[yoyoong]

Thank you so much ! I was so stressed out because of my dumb lecturer who dk how to deliver the lessons in a simple and clear way ! I was starting to lose hope but until i found your video by chance and i could tell that u really did save my life !

[ME-lifb]

Best Law Lecture I have ever had in my life. Thank you good sir.

[alycejordan]

Thanks Anthony! I wish all uni lecturers were as straight forward and methodical as this! Saved my life with the capturing of key cases, laws and principles for my exam. great work!

[shannonmgbemene]

Such a clear and concise overview of contract law!! Thank you so much! You are a gifted educator! The running analogy of lawn mowing was so easy to follow and linked extremely well to each part of contact law. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise.

[saulblyth]

Super helpful Anthony, your explanations and delivery fill in the gaps where our other sources don't cover.