文档介绍：PRINZIPIEN EINES EUROPÄISCHEN VERTRAGSRECHTS: LIBERAL, MARKTFUNKTIONAL, SOLIDARISCH ODER ...?
Brigitta Lurger) . (Universität Graz), . (Harvard), Universitätsassistentin an der Universität Graz, derzeit APART-Stipendiatin der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften am Max-Planck-Institut für ausländisches und internationales Privatrecht in Hamburg.
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Principles of a European Contract Law: liberal, market-functional, social ("solidarisch"), or ...?
Abstract
The project of the unification of European contract law involves a number of crucial questions concerning the principal role and function of contract law in our present European societies. These questions have neither been answered nor dealt with sufficiently in the course of the ongoing preparations for the unification of contract law in Europe. One of the most important challenges to our traditional conceptions of contract law is presented by the need to incorporate into the general rules of contract law the meanwhile huge number of contract law norms of protective character, which can be found in various national consumer protection or other statutes as well as in EC directives and EC-block exemption regulations. The author makes detailed suggestions for the incorporation of rights of information, rights of revocation and the control of the contractual fairness into the general rules of contract law. From the new body of protective contract law rules and the open standards of general contract law (good faith, Treu und Glauben, unconscionability, gute Sitten, etc.) the principle of solidarity seems to emerge as a c