Kindly inform the writer to talk about termination of contracts in general, not necessarily construction contracts – OSCOLA referencing style should be used. – B) Writing instructions: 1. Introduction: What? Why? How? This should provide an abstract/ summary of all the issues you wish to discuss in the body of the essay. This is your roadmap to the essay. It tells the examiner where you are going and how you plan to get there. 2. Body of essay: Discuss all issues you have already identified in the introduction. You should divide the body of the essay into sub-sections as you deem appropriate. 3. Conclusion: This should be a summary of the conclusions on issues you have discussed in the body of the essay. 4. Support your discussion with: Academic authorities i.e. textbooks, articles, cases, etc. (Suggested 7-10 references) 5. Academic discipline: Writing a good essay involves knowing what to include and what to leave. All sources quote/cite must be acknowledged and fully referenced. Plagiarism/copying other peoples work will be detected and punished with a zero, and possibly referred to the Unfair Means Committee. 6. Analysis and evaluation: How you have analysed and evaluated the subject-matter of the essay. How you have applied legal, academic and judicial sources. How you structured and presented the essay. A judgment as to the overall value of the final outcome, and its relative welfare gains when compared to alternative outcomes that might have been reached. c) References: Only journals, books, legal cases, Fidic and legislations can be used. Below are some that can help. There are also attached files that can also help. 1- – E Mckendrick, Contract Law (8th edn, Palgrave Macmillan, Hampshire 2009). 2- E Peel, Treitel: The Law of Contract (12th edn, Thomson Reuters, London 2007). 3- E. Al Tamimi, Practical Guide to Litigation and Arbitration in the United Arab Emirates : A Detailed Guide to Litigation and Arbitration in the United Arab Emirates (Kluwer Law International, 2003) 4- M. Grose, Construction Law in the United Arab Emirates and the Gulf (Wiley Blackwell, 2016).
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