Reiner Schulze Knihy

This publication deals with the European dimension of tort law. It provides a critical analysis of the acquis communautaire, asking if and to what extent the provisions and case law in the field of tort law are based on a conclusive system and are in accord with the national legal systems. It thus evaluates whether the acquis communautaire form the beginning of a comprehensive and coherent EC tort law or if the single directives and regulations are contradictory and lack a general concept that is yet to be found. To gain an overview of ‘EC Tort Law’ certain provisions and decisions were analysed by a group of authors under thirteen elements that form the basis of tort law e.g. fault/strict liability, causation, damage, damages and limitation of actions. An analysis of these aspects was then undertaken by another group of authors each focusing on their respective legal families within the European Union. The publication also contains a section on terminological issues in EC tort law.

Focused on EU legislation related to financial services, this volume serves as an essential guide for legal practitioners, industry professionals, regulators, and academics. It offers clear overviews and detailed analyses of complex regulations, with contributions from experts who explain key directives and regulations article-by-article. Practical examples demonstrate the application of significant provisions, providing context for various subjects within the financial services regulatory framework.

Focusing on European regulations, this handbook provides an in-depth exploration of European contract law, highlighting recent developments and practical applications for legal practitioners. The thoroughly revised and updated 4th edition ensures that readers are equipped with the latest information and insights relevant to national civil and commercial law.

Im Privatrecht haben Juristen heute nicht mehr nur nationales Recht im herkömmlichen Sinn, sondern auch Europäisches Gemeinschaftsrecht und auf seiner Grundlage angeglichenes Recht auszulegen. Dies betrifft vor allem das Wirtschaftsrecht und die Kernbereiche des Zivilrechts, die vom Verbraucherrecht erfaßt sind. Praktiker aus den Gerichten der Europäischen Gemeinschaft und aus hohen Gerichten verschiedener Mitgliedstaaten behandeln in diesem Band zusammen mit Rechtswissenschaftlern die Grundlagen und gemeinsamen Maßstäbe für die einheitliche Auslegung von Gemeinschaftsrecht, Probleme gemeinschaftskonformer Auslegung nationalen Rechts und Fragen der Rechtsanwendung für die fortschreitende »freiwillige« Rechtsangleichung in den Mitgliedstaaten der EU. Kritisch setzten sich dabei mehrere Beiträge mit dem bisher unzulänglichen Dialog zwischen den Gerichten der Mitgliedstaaten und dem Europäischen Gerichtshof auseinander. Der Herausgeber ist Professor für Deutsches und Europäisches Zivilrecht und Direktor des Instituts für Wirtschaftsrecht an der Universität Münster.

The Book The creation of a regulatory framework for the supply of digital content has been a central and ever-growing feature of the EU legislative agenda. The drive towards an EU Digital Market has already resulted in a wealth of legislation harmonising various aspects of the laws of EU Member States. The Advantages at a Glancecomprehensive guide to EU digital lawEU-wide team of expertsThe New Edition The second edition of EU Digital Law contains an in-depth, article-by-article analysis of core provisions concerning the supply of digital content from the following EU legislation: Consumer Rights DirectiveDigital Content DirectiveDigital Markets ActDigital Services ActE-Commerce DirectiveOIS RegulationPortability RegulationSale of Goods DirectiveThe Target Group For legislators, practitioners, scholars, and students.

Accompanied by the increasing number of cross- border issues in Europe, it is indispensable for national legal consultation to be acquainted with the relevant conflict of laws rules. The new European conflict of laws principles also have a major effect on classical core areas of civil law, including contract law, criminal law and law of obligations. The new Commentary analyses, article-by-article, all relevant European regulations: Rome I and Rome II Regulations Brussels Ibis Regulation Service Regulation Taking of Evidence Regulation Enforcement Order Regulation European Insolvency Regulation In addition, the Commentary pays attention to international arbitration conventions: New York Convention UNCITRAL-ML

Der Band dokumentiert eine deutsch-spanische Fachtagung über moderne Entwicklungen im Recht des Vertragsschlusses.

In the light of the current legal developments it is to be assumed that modern trends will initiate a wave of reforms regarding the law of obligations at Member State level. How legislation of the European Union affects national legal systems in the context of the reform process is particularly of great interest, especially in due consideration of the harmonisation of private law. This volume illustrates the developments of such reforms in eleven European countries and is, thus, an indispensable guide for those who wish to gain a deeper insight into the challenges and the current trends in the modernisation of the law of obligations in countries which have experienced or are currently experiencing a reform of their law of obligations.

The rapid expansion of non-discrimination provisions through EU legislation and court decisions gives rise to the need to determine the foundations, objectives and limitations of protection against discrimination in relation to freedom of contract. This new challenge in the field of European private law may only be overcome through a discussion of the different legal traditions in Europe. Such a discussion is presented in this volume by legal scholars from a number of European nations.