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The Principles Of European Contract Law: Some Choices Made By The Lando Commission

  • Martijn W. Hesselink
Published/Copyright: March 16, 2001

In this paper I discuss the Principles of European Contract Law which were recently published by the Lando commission. I do this by addressing some of the choices the Lando commission made when drafting their Principles. In particular I examine choices with regard to the purpose of the PECL, the authors and their working method, the format and style, the subject matter, politics, culture, economics, and progress v. tradition. In assessing these choices I try to provide a deconstruction of the PECL as a restatement of the common core of European contract law.

Published Online: 2001-3-16

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