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European Private Law: Volume 1. Sources

Edited by: Jurgen Basedow

ISBN13: 9789041112910
ISBN: 904111291X
Published: October 1999
Publisher: Kluwer Law International
Country of Publication: The Netherlands
Format: Hardback
Price: £430.00



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This collection should satisfy the need of practitioners for access to the private law of the European Community, as the obligation to interpret national law in conformity with EC directives often requires a comparison with Community legislation. At the same time the collection will facilitate analysis and may thereby contribute to an improvement of the texts and their understanding. The collection does not reproduce the entire private law of the Community; it includes enactments that exclusively or mainly concern private law. The collection reproduces acts which can essentially be classified under six headings: (1) the law of companies and undertakings; (2) labour law; (3) the law of obligations, which mainly comprises measures of consumer protection; (4) the law of advertising; (5) copyright law and (6) the law of industrial property. Parts (1) and (2) can be found in Volume I. The European acts are binding in many languages.;This text is conceived so as to provide a synoptical reproduction of different language versions of one and the same act, and to allow for a permanent comparison. It follows that it is limited to four languages which are selected in accordance with their frequency within the Community. They include the working languages used by the Community agencies in the legislative process. The acts are reproduced as amended by later secondary legislation, but without taking into account the renumbering of the provisions of the EC Treaty by the Treaty of Amsterdam.

Contents:
Introduction. I. Company law. II. Labour law.