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This textbook discusses the general principles of the law of obligations, the conclusion of a contract, general requirements for the performance of obligations arising from obligations, legal remedies applicable in the event of breach of contracts, guarantees under the law of obligations, termination of obligations, change of parties, third parties and plurality of persons in obligations. The textbook on the general part of the Law of Obligations Act is intended for acquiring the basic principles and concepts of the law of obligations. The textbook was written based on the practice of the Supreme Court, the sources of European harmonised civil law and international trade law that served as a model for the drafting of the Law of Obligations Act, which entered into force on 1 July 2002, and the positions published in Estonian legal literature. The textbook is intended primarily for use by law students in acquiring the general part of the law of obligations course, but it is certainly also of interest to practitioners and a wider audience.