Specific performance in contract law : national and other perspectives
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Specific performance in contract law : national and other perspectives
（Ius commune, 71）
Intersentia, c2008
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Includes bibliographical references
Contents of Works
- Specific performance in Dutch law / Daniel Haas, Chris Jansen
- Specific performance in Belgian law / Patrick Wéry
- Specirif performance : a German perspective / Florian Faust, Volker Wiese
- Specific implement in Scots law / Laura Macgregor
- Contractual derogation and the discretion to refuse an order for specific performance in South African law / Gerhard Lubbe
- Specific performance in English consumer sales law / Vanessa Mak
- Certain aspects of the right of repair and replacement under EC directive 1999/44 and its implementation in Poland / Aneta Wiewiórwska-Domagalska
- Specific performance within the heirarchy of remedies in European contract law / Viola Heutger, Janwillem Oosterhuis
- Specific performance : procedural aspects in Dutch law / Anthonie W. Jongbloed
- Specific performance in summary proceedings : state of affairs according to Belgian law / Elke Swaenepoel
- The redress of a terminated contract in Belgian law / Flavie Vermander
- Enforcement of the duty to carry on negotiations : (should it be) a possibility in Europe or not? / Carlos Bollen
- Enforcement of side-letters . F. Willem Grosheide
- Specific performance : a historical perspective / Harry Dondort
- Is the system of contract remedies in the Netherlands efficient from a law and economics perspective? / Geerte Hesen, Robert Hardy
- Do economic analysis and fairness influence the right to performance in ways contrary to one another? / Gerard de Vries
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This book deepens the understanding of the right to specific performance in contract law. It brings together 16 contributions on various aspects of this important action and on its place in the system of contractual remedies. The volume integrates insights from a more classical ('dogmatic') approach with comparative, historical, and economic analysis. It includes overviews of the national law of the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Scotland, and South Africa, and of the international regimes created by the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (1980), Unidroit Principles, Principles of European Contract Law, and the European Directive 1999/44. In addition, various aspects of specific performance in these and other jurisdictions are considered. These aspects include inter alia judicial procedure, the duty to carry on negotiations, and the enforcement of side-letters.
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