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freedom of contract: a standalone construct

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Contract law

the principle that parties may choose their partners and set their own terms with minimal state interference, traced through its rise and later decline.

In contract law, freedom of contract refers to the principle that parties may choose their partners and set their own terms with minimal state interference, traced through its rise and later decline. This meaning comes from Atiyah (1979) in The rise and fall of freedom of contract.[1]

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Atiyah, P. S. (1979). The rise and fall of freedom of contract. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780198255277

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