Titlebook: Contents and Effects of Contracts-Lessons to Learn From The Common European Sales Law; Aurelia Colombi Ciacchi Book 2016 Springer Internat

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A Tree-Based Approach to Data Flow Proofs,lidity of the contract. Within the system of the CESL, this approach is not in line with the open concept of the CESL towards a variety of remedies, including the quite easy termination of the contract. However, this reluctant approach towards the termination of the contract in the case that the pri

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Vibration of Discrete and Continuous Systemsn modest as it only applied if no legal provisions on language apply and if the parties have not entered into a language agreement. Nevertheless, the provision would have posed serious threats to consumers. The ‘stick to the language’ rule would have applied to any type of post-contractual communica

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Vibration of Discrete and Continuous Systemsdeterminate duration, Article 77 CESL read that such a contract could be terminated by default by either party upon giving a reasonable period of notice .. Article 77 (2) CESL furthermore made this provision mandatory for b2c contracts. Deviations to the detriment of the consumer were prohibited. Wh

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Early Critical Reactions to Pareto,nt rules of the PECL, the DCFR, and Dutch and German contract law. Third party stipulation is a method often used in (commercial) contracts, such as insurance contracts. Generally speaking there are two regimes of third party stipulation. In the first regime the third party is awarded rights under t

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Aurelia Colombi CiacchiAddresses the issue of the effect of CESL on the position of consumers and businesses.Provides the only CESL commentary to focus on Chapter 7 CESL.Adopts a comparative perspective focusing mainly, but

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Passion: The Motivation Behind Venture Workew notable exceptions, the CESL rules do not enable contracting parties to predict, with a sufficient degree of certainty, the legal consequences of entering into the contract. From a business perspective, the CESL rules are therefore not crafted well enough to serve as a . for future legislation.