This volume outlines European perspectives on the liability which may follow a break-off of precontractual negotiations.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I. Introduction John Cartwright and Martijn Hesselink Part II. Case Studies: 1. Case 1: Negotiations for premises for a bookshop 2. Case 2: Negotiations for renewal of a lease 3. Case 3: Mistake about ownership of land to be sold 4. Case 4: An architect's preparatory work for a contract which does not materialise parallel negotiations 5. Case 5: A broken engagement 6. Case 6: An express lock-out agreement 7. Case 7: The breakdown of merger negotiations 8. Case 8: A shopping centre without a tenant 9. Case 9: Breakdown of negotiations to build a house for a friend 10. Case 10: Public bidding 11. Case 11: A contract for the sale of a house which fails for lack of formality 12. Case 12: Confidential design information given during negotiations 13. Case 13: Misrepresentation or silence about a harvester's capacity Part III: From the common law to the civil law: the experience of Israel Nili Cohen Part IV. A Law and Economics Perspective on Precontractual Liability Eleonora Melato and Francesco Parisi Part V. Conclusions John Cartwright and Martijn Hesselink.
Part I. Introduction John Cartwright and Martijn Hesselink Part II. Case Studies: 1. Case 1: Negotiations for premises for a bookshop 2. Case 2: Negotiations for renewal of a lease 3. Case 3: Mistake about ownership of land to be sold 4. Case 4: An architect's preparatory work for a contract which does not materialise parallel negotiations 5. Case 5: A broken engagement 6. Case 6: An express lock-out agreement 7. Case 7: The breakdown of merger negotiations 8. Case 8: A shopping centre without a tenant 9. Case 9: Breakdown of negotiations to build a house for a friend 10. Case 10: Public bidding 11. Case 11: A contract for the sale of a house which fails for lack of formality 12. Case 12: Confidential design information given during negotiations 13. Case 13: Misrepresentation or silence about a harvester's capacity Part III: From the common law to the civil law: the experience of Israel Nili Cohen Part IV. A Law and Economics Perspective on Precontractual Liability Eleonora Melato and Francesco Parisi Part V. Conclusions John Cartwright and Martijn Hesselink.
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