English and European perspectives on contract and commercial law : essays in honour of Hugh Beale
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Oxford ; Portland : Hart Publishing ,
2017
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Merchants and the legislative process in thirteenth century England : the making of the Statutes of Acton Burnel (1283) and Merchants (1285)
- 2. Contract terms between unequal parties in Victorian England
- 3. Alternatives to legislation : restatements and judicial law reform
- 4. The impact of rule-making by financial services regulators on the common law : the lessons of PPI
- 5. Some thoughts on consumer law reform : consolidation, codification or a restatement?
- 6. Freedom to exercise contractual rights of termination
- 7. Regulating unfair terms
- 8. Time to reflect on the right to reject
- 9. Universal terms in contract
- 10. Some thoughts on undisclosed agency
- 11. Innominate terms revisited
- 12. Variation and termination of consumer contracts
- 13. Unfair prices in the Common European Sales Law
- 14. CISG and CESL : simplicity, fairness and social justice
- 15. The law of assignment in European contract law
- 16. Unfair terms in consumer contracts
- 17. "General principles" of contract law in transnational instruments
- 18. Interest for delay in payment of money
- 19. The assignment of pure intangibles in conflict of laws
- 20. Compulsory central clearing of OTC derivatives : the changing face of the provision of collateral
- 21. European secured transactions law at a crossroad : the pitfalls of a "piecemeal approach" to harmonisation
- 22. How secure is security?
- 23. The numerus clausus of property rights : a European principle?
- 24. New principles in the legal world : The Hague Principles on the Choice of Law in International Commercial Contracts
- 25. Ex officio application in case of unenforceable contracts or contract clauses : EU law and national laws confronted