Commercial and consumer law : national and international dimensions
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書誌事項
Commercial and consumer law : national and international dimensions
Clarendon Press, 1993
大学図書館所蔵 全28件
注記
Revised and expanded version of selected papers from the fifth meeting of the International Academy of Commercial and Consumer Law, held Augus 1991 in Oxfor
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This book presents contributions concerning developments in commercial law. The book covers harmonization, unification and internationalization; law, economics and society; the legal implications of change from a Socialist economic system to a market economy; and product liability and consumer protection. This collection should be of value to practitioners and scholars of commercial law and company law.
目次
- Part 1 Harmonization, unification, and internationalization: reflections on the harmonization of commercial law, Roy Goode
- developing transnationsl harmonization procedures for the 21st century, Louis del Duca
- the UN Convention of the International Sale of Goods - its influence on national sales and contract law, Jan Hellner
- the UN Convention for the International Sale of Goods, a note on exemption from liability for failure to perform, Pedro F. Silva-Ruiz
- some developments in Japan's transnational law, Dan Ferno Henderson
- recognition of security interest in mobile equipment - an international approach, Ronald C.C. Cuming
- national interests and rules on jurisdiction - the partisan attitude of English courts viewed from the Continent, MichaelJoachim Bonell. Part 2 Changing law: commercial law - times of change and expansion, Donald B. King
- evolution and present state of the Ocean Bill of Lading from a banking law perspective, Boris Kozolchyk
- negative pledge lending - dead or alive?, David E. Allan
- the desuetude of negotiable instruments, a Mexican note, Miguel Acosta Romero. Part 3 Law, economics and society: what can the economic analysis of law teach commercial and consumer law scholars?, Jacob S. Ziegel
- commercial law and commercial activity, Ross Cranston
- law and political change - land use by foreigners in Socialist countries of the Third World, Mary E. Hiscock. Part 4 The transformation to a market economy: the conversion of a Socialist economic system to a market economy - legal implications, U. Drobnig
- revival of commercial law in Poland, Jerzy Rajski
- revival of commercial law in Hungary, George Baracs
- legal and social impacts of Argentine new economic policy. Part 5 Product liability and consumer protection: Austria's legislation of product safety, Heinrich Mayrhofer
- the implementation of the EEC Directive on Products Liability - the German statute as an example of some problems, Wolfgang Freiherr von Marschall
- liability of suppliers of services in the European Community - the Draft Council Directive, ThierryBourgoignie
- the new Honduran consumer protection legislation, Laureano F. Gutierrez Falla.
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