School of Law

Professor Roger Halson's Publications

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Books

  • Grubb A; Furmston M; Bradgate R; Brownsword R; Carter JW; Clarke M; Halson R; MacDonald E; Tolhurst GJ (2010) The Law of Contract Butterworths

  • Jowitt WAJ (2010) Jowitt's Dictionary of English Law Sweet and Maxwell

  • Halson D (2007) Contract Law

  • Halson D (2003) Contract Law Butterworths

  • Halson D (2003) Contract Law

  • Harris D; Campbell ID; Halson DR (2002) Remedies in Contract and Tort pp. xlviii,634p Butterworths

  • Halson DR (2001) Contract Law pp. liv,538p Pearson Education Ltd

Chapters

  • Halson DR (2007) Remedies for Breach of Contract In: Furmston M (eds.) The Law of Contract pp. 1573 - 1775 Butterworths

Internet Publications

  • Pearce D; Halson DR (2007) Damages for Breach of Contract: Compensation, Restitution, and Vindication

    Author URL: http://eprints.whiterose.ac.uk/3518/

    In this article we examine the role which vindication plays in contract damages. Vindication describes the making good of a right by the award of an adequate remedy. We argue that, while the primary purpose of compensation is to provide an indemnity for loss, an award of compensatory damages will nevertheless generally vindicate the right to performance of the contract. We go on to consider a distinct measure of damages, vindicatory damages. These, we argue, are neither compensatory nor restitutionary, neither loss-based nor gain-based: they are a rights-based remedy. We then identify various situations in which the courts may be seen to have awarded what are, in substance, vindicatory damages. We conclude by considering the benefits which may follow from recognition of the availability of vindicatory damages as a contract remedy.

Journal Articles

  • Halson DR (2009) Unused Earning Capacity and the case of the Under Occupied Artist In: Journal of Professional Negligence 25 pp. 107

  • Pearce D; Halson R (2008) Damages for breach of contract: Compensation, restitution and vindication In: Oxford Journal of Legal Studies 28 (1) pp. 73 - 98

    Repository URL: http://eprints.whiterose.ac.uk/3518/

  • Halson D (2008) Time Charters, Damages and Remoteness In: Lloyd's Maritime and Commercial Law Quarterly pp. 119 - 119

  • Halson DR (2005) Negotiation, Modification and the Structure of Contract Textbooks In: Canterbury Law Review 11 pp. 163 - 184 University of Canterbury, Faculty of Law

  • Halson D (2005) The Law of Contract and the Textbook Tradition In: Canterbury Law Review pp. 163 - 184

  • Halson D (2003) Claims for Non-POecuniary Loss in Employment Tribunals following Johnson v Unisys' In: Industrial Law Journal pp. 214 - 217

  • Halson DR A Common Lawyer's Perspective on Contract Codes In: Jersey and Guernsey Law Review June 2011 pp. 150 - 172


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