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Promises by one party “to indemnify” or “to save harmless” another party take many different forms and appear in many different kinds of contracts. It is clear, however, that not all indemnities possess identical characteristics. So what, then, is the essential characteristic of a...
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The main objective of the paper is to discuss the EU private international law of the insurance contracts after the entry into force of the Rome I Regulation. Its system of connecting factors is commonly criticised due to its complex and casuistic character. The author believes that the current...
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This paper is forthcoming as a chapter in Contract Law and Economics, ed. Gerrit de Geest (Cheltenham: Elgar 2009 …
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there is a strong positive correlation between legal deterrence of unconscionable contract and disincentive for a party to … trade that should be taken in consideration seriously in designing the legal remedies for unconscionable contract …
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The Federal Arbitration Act mandates strict and uniform enforcement of standardized pre-dispute arbitration provisions. This may not be proper, however, in light of the importance of context with respect to these provisions. This Article therefore seeks to remind courts of the importance of...
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Since Schelling's seminal work on bargaining, it has been a common intuition that two parties cannot form a contract … with positive expectation damages (let alone one that is renegotiation proof), if outside of the contract each would have … no interests in what the other would or could do. After all, how could a contract in of itself create an interest that …
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The paper explores an efficiency hypothesis regarding the contractual process between large retailers, such as Wal-Mart and Carrefour, and their suppliers. The empirical evidence presented supports the idea that large retailers play a quasi-judicial role, acting as "courts of first instance" in...
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question remains - how can the content of a consumer contract that no one reads be improved? In this Article, I draw lessons … investors to improve the terms of their “investment contract.”This Article advocates the creation of equally powerful advisory … entities – contract advisors - in consumer markets, to perform a similar role. To start with, contract advisors would review …
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foundations of contract law. I argue that, rather than enforcing the obligations of promises, contract law concerns complaints … unconscionability, the Article further argues that recent theoretical debates about the relationship between contract law and morality … have been largely misconceived. Those debates have focused on whether contract law and morality impose parallel obligations …
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