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PART I RESCISSION by Professor Graham Virgo QC (honoris causa) 1 The Nature of Rescission 2 The Grounds of Rescission 3 Bars to Rescission 4 The Consequences of Rescission PART II BREACH AND PERFORMANCE by Professor Neil Andrews 5 Introduction 6 Renunciation by Words or Conduct 7 Anticipatory Breach 8 Repudiation by Actual Breach 9 Termination Clauses 10 Common Law Right to Terminate 11 Time Stipulations 12 Intermediate or Innominate Terms: “Wait and See” Because “It All Depends” 13 The Nature of Termination for Breach 14 The Process of Termination for Breach 15 The Entire Obligation Rule PART III FRUSTRATION: DISCHARGE BY IMPOS-SIBILITY, ILLEGAILITY OR FRUSTRATION by Professor Neil Andrews 16 Core Features of Frustration: Legal Basis, Risk Allo-cation and Self-Inducement 17 Categories of Frustration 18 The Aftermath of Frustration PART IV REMEDIES by Professor Andrew Tettenborn 19 Claims in Debt 20 Damages for Breach of Contract— Introduction 21 Damages: Financial Loss 22 Damages: Non-Pecuniary Loss 23 Damages: Remoteness of Loss 24 Damages: Causation, Mitigation and the Conduct of the Claimant 25 Damages: Agreed Damages and Other Remedies for Breach 26 Damages: Gain-Based Awards 27 Specific Relief: The Grant of Specific Performance 28 Specific Relief: Injunctions and Breach of Contract