Professor Hugh Beale FBA

Law; Private Law (Contract, Restitution, Tort) Contract
Fellow type
UK Emeritus Fellow
Year elected
2004
Subjects
Law
Sections
Law

Summary

Hugh Beale QC FBA specialises in the law of contract (he has published several books on contract and is the General Editor of Chitty on Contracts) and commercial law, in particular the law of security over moveable property. He also works on the developing "European" contract law: he was a member of the Commission on European Contract Law 1987-2000, of the Study Group on a European Civil Code and of the Group of Experts called upon to draft the Feasibility Study for a Common European Sales Law.

Current post

University of Warwick Professor of Law

Harris Manchester College, Oxford Senior Research Fellow

Past appointments

University of Warwick Professor of Law

2007 -

University of Warwick Professor of Law

1987 -

University of Warwick Law Commissioner and Professor of Law, University of Warwick

1987 -

University of Bristol Lecturer and Reader in Law

1973 - 1987

Other Foreign Institutions Lecturer in Law

1969 - 1971

Publications

Chitty on Contracts (Gen Ed) 32nd ed, 2015

Mistake and non-disclosure of facts 2012

Cases and Materials on Contract 1985, 1990, 2001, 2008

Principles of European Contract Law 2000

Law of Security and Title-based Financing (with M Bridge, L Gullifer and E Lomnicka), 2nd ed 2012

Other Fellows of the British Academy

Professor Alain Supiot FBA

Welfare state, labour law and social security law; jurisprudence; anthropology of law and dogmatic foundations of institutions

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Professor Christine Bell FBA

The connections between constitutional law and international law forged through attempts to end violent conflict, with a focus on how these attempts affect constitution-making processes, peace agreements, and the development of international law itself

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Professor Kenneth Reid FBA

The law of property, both in Scotland and as part of European private law; doctrinal legal history, especially of the 18th and 19th centuries; law reform; mixed jurisdictions

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