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This paper illustrates the regulatory limits of the mandatory rule in contract law by undertaking an economic analysis of Article 17 of Commercial Agent (Council Directive) Regulation 1993, which aims to benefit the commercial agent by forcing the principal to make a mandatory end payment to the...
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This is the lecture text which I was invited to given at the University of Tasmania. My aim in this lecture is to offer some general observations on what insights law and economics, which is also known as the economic analysis of law, can offer us into contract law. I argue that despite some...
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The key economic issues in implementing the law of unilateral mistake are twofold. First, it should avoid misallocation of resources; second, it ought to create a sufficient incentive for acquisition of information. However, the rule of unilateral mistake in English contract law does not serve...
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The law-and-economics movement has made a huge impact on the scholarship of contract law in the US. But compared to their US counterparts, English legal scholars are less enthusiastic about adopting the economic approach in their research. Existing studies have rarely, from an economic...
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