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Synopsis

This book deals with life time contracts, the group of contracts which generally play the most important role in our daily life. These contracts establish social longterm relations which, with regard to certain periods of the
lifetime of individuals, provide essential goods, services, labour and income opportunities for self-realization and participation. The book questions the general principles of European contract law built onto the classical model of sales contracts. It argues that a general life time contract should be integrated into the codification of modern private law and proposes a set of principles governing such social long-term relations. The book is divided into five parts: Introduction; Life Time in Contract Law; Labour Contracts; Consumer Credit Contracts; and
Residential Tenancy Contracts. This book is the result
of annual discussion meetings that took place between
2006-2013. Twenty-one members of the EuSoCo.eu
research group from eleven countries participated in a
multi-cultural project to provide a contractual model for
the credit and service economy of the 21st century.

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À propos de l'auteur

Luca Nogler has been Professor of Labour and Employment Law and of Comparative Labour Law at the University of Trento (Italy) since 2001, where he has been the Director of the Department of Legal Sciences (2003 to 2008) and the Dean of the Faculty of Law (2009 to 2012). Udo Reifner is Professor of Commercial Law at the University of Trento and Director of the Institute for Financial Services, Hamburg. He studied sociology and law in Berlin and Marburg.

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This book deals with life time contracts, the group of contracts which generally play the most important role in our daily life. These contracts establish social longterm relations which, with regard to certain periods of the
lifetime of individuals, provide essential goods, services, labour and income opportunities for self-realization and participation. The book questions the general principles of European contract law built onto the classical model of sales contracts. It argues that a general life time contract should be integrated into the codification of modern private law and proposes a set of principles governing such social long-term relations. The book is divided into five parts: Introduction; Life Time in Contract Law; Labour Contracts; Consumer Credit Contracts; and
Residential Tenancy Contracts. This book is the result
of annual discussion meetings that took place between
2006-2013. Twenty-one members of the EuSoCo.eu
research group from eleven countries participated in a
multi-cultural project to provide a contractual model for
the credit and service economy of the 21st century.

Les informations fournies dans la section « A propos du livre » peuvent faire référence à une autre édition de ce titre.