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Ho & Hall: Hong Kong Contract Law, 7th Edition

Ho & Hall: Hong Kong Contract Law, 7th Edition

Author: Stephen Hall
Publisher: LexisNexis Hong Kong
ISBN: 9789888931545

Previous Edition ISBN: 9789888799862
Published In: November 2025
Format: Paperback , 1200 pages
Jurisdiction: Hong Kong ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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The 7th edition of Ho & Hall's Hong Kong Contract Law has been extensively updated to reflect the dynamic nature of modern contract law in Hong Kong. This edition incorporates significant recent judicial decisions and emerging trends in commercial practice, offering fresh insights into the evolving legal landscape. Readers will benefit from a comprehensive analysis of new statutory developments and regulatory reforms, as well as enhanced commentary on key issues such as digital contracting, dispute resolution innovations, and cross-border commercial transactions. With contributions from leading practitioners and academics, this edition continues to set the benchmark for authoritative guidance in Hong Kong contract law.

1 Introduction
 2 Agreement
 3 Consideration
 4 Intention
 5 Form of Contract
 6 Contents of Contract
 7 Misrepresentation
 8 Mistake
 9 Duress, Undue Influence and Unconscionability
 10 Incapacity
 11 Illegality
 12 Joint Obligations and Joint Rights
 13 Privity
 14 Assignment
 15 Performance
 16 Discharge and Variation by Agreement
 17 Discharge by Frustration
 18 Discharge by Breach
 19 Remedies
 20 Limitation of Actions
 21 Estoppel
 22 Unjust Enrichment
 23 Conflict of Laws

Professor Stephen Hall

Stephen Hall is Professor of Law at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, where he is an award-winning teacher and researcher. He previously taught at the Faculty of Law, University of New South Wales, where he was the Director of the European Law Centre. Before turning to academic life, he spent nine years with the Australian Attorney-General's Department, where he advised government ministers and officials. He holds a doctorate in European Union Law from the University of Oxford.