ROMAN MARKS TO EUROPEAN LAW OF THE CONTRACTS GOOD – FAITH

Beyond its political destinations, Europe is a civilization that each of its constituent parts has contributed its genius, over time. Or Rome, its original matrix, has sent her fundamental right. To what extent can it be another tool for reflection, for mutual understanding, sometimes of harmony, he...

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Main Author: LIVIA MOCANU
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Language:English
Published: Nicolae Titulescu University Publishing House 2011-04-01
Series:Challenges of the Knowledge Society
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Online Access:http://cks.univnt.ro/uploads/cks_2011_articles/index.php?dir=01_law%2F&download=cks_2011_law_art_039.pdf
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description Beyond its political destinations, Europe is a civilization that each of its constituent parts has contributed its genius, over time. Or Rome, its original matrix, has sent her fundamental right. To what extent can it be another tool for reflection, for mutual understanding, sometimes of harmony, here's what seems to be necessarily raised, albeit briefly, by this favored means of communication and exchange, that it has always been the contract. Since then the issue is explained by the need to have a contractual law in the middle of this community adapted to the needs of this new burning community, in Europe of the beginning of the third millennium. In fact, market opening has led to considerable development of trade between the EU-counties and this is exactly cross-border flow through contracts. In this context we aimed to determine the role that it has one of the most important and current principles of law, that of good - faith in European contract law building.It is known that good - faith is experiencing a very special embodiment in the contract, where it assumes many functions. She is the subject of many studies and analysis and is likely to grow rapidly in national and supranational rights.Although contract law has evolved considerably, the theme is present and justified, under conditions which the Roman foundations remain. European contractual universe and its possible developments do not exclude but require an approach in terms of Roman law. Methodologically, the paper is structured as follows: good - faith in contracts, the birth and evolution of the concept (ancient Rome, Middle Ages, modern and contemporary) and contemporary applications - abuse of right, information requirements, hardship principle.
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ROMAN MARKS TO EUROPEAN LAW OF THE CONTRACTS GOOD – FAITH
Challenges of the Knowledge Society
obligation
the consumer
unfair terms
abuse of rights
autonomy of will
title ROMAN MARKS TO EUROPEAN LAW OF THE CONTRACTS GOOD – FAITH
title_full ROMAN MARKS TO EUROPEAN LAW OF THE CONTRACTS GOOD – FAITH
title_fullStr ROMAN MARKS TO EUROPEAN LAW OF THE CONTRACTS GOOD – FAITH
title_full_unstemmed ROMAN MARKS TO EUROPEAN LAW OF THE CONTRACTS GOOD – FAITH
title_short ROMAN MARKS TO EUROPEAN LAW OF THE CONTRACTS GOOD – FAITH
title_sort roman marks to european law of the contracts good faith
topic obligation
the consumer
unfair terms
abuse of rights
autonomy of will
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