Contents and Effects of Contracts-Lessons to Learn From The Common European Sales Law

Chapter 1 Contents and Effects of Contracts: Lessons to Learn from the CESL

Chapter 2 Origin and Ambitions of the Common European Sales Law, Especially Its Chapter on Contents and Effects

Chapter 3 The Many Advantages of a Common European Sales Law

Chapter 4 Identification of Gaps and Gap-Filling under the Common European Sales Law – A Model for Uniform Law Instruments?

Chapter 5 The Digital Single Market and Legal Certainty: A Critical Analysis

Chapter 6 Art. 66–68: The Sources of Contract Terms Under the CESL

Chapter 7 Art. 66–68: Implied Terms in the CESL: Different Approaches?

Chapter 8 Art. 67: Contract Interpretation and the Role of ‘Trade Usage’ in a Common European Sales Law

Chapter 9 Art. 69: Pre-contractual Statements Under Article 69 CESL – Remake or Revolution?

Chapter 10 Art. 70: The Duty to Raise Awareness of Not Individually Negotiated Contract Terms

Chapter 11 Art. 70–71: Incorporation and Making Available of Standard Contract Terms

Chapter 12 The Effect of Merger and Non-Reliance Clauses According to Art. 72 of the Commission’s Draft of the Common European Sales Law (CESL) – A Model for New Instruments for International or European (Consumer) Sales Law?

Chapter 13 Art. 73–75: Price Determination

Chapter 14 Art. 74: The “Grossly Unreasonable” Unilateral Determination of Price or Other Contract Terms and Its Substitution Under the Proposed Art 74 CESL

Chapter 15 Art. 76: The ‘Stick to the Language’ Rule

Chapter 16 Art. 77: Contracts of Indeterminate Duration: Article 77 CESL – A Comment from a German Perspective

Chapter 17 Art. 78: Third Party Stipulation and Consumer Protection