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Animal welfare in the European agri-food market: law, policy and veterinary roles. [PDF]
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The history of state preemption and medical device regulation: lessons for artificial intelligence oversight. [PDF]
Health Aff SchThomason C +3 more
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Ethical Priorities Among Commercial Genomics Professionals : Survey Evidence Highlighting Diversity, Fragmented Privacy Law, and Human Rights Risks as Central Participant Concerns. [PDF]
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ERA Forum, 2005
In every national law the association of consumer and contract law is natural. Most of the academic books relating to consumer law deal mainly with contracts involving a consumer and a business. And most of the legal problems met by consumers deal with the protection of their economic interests, i. e. with the difficulties they met in contracts.
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In every national law the association of consumer and contract law is natural. Most of the academic books relating to consumer law deal mainly with contracts involving a consumer and a business. And most of the legal problems met by consumers deal with the protection of their economic interests, i. e. with the difficulties they met in contracts.
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2017
Singapore has a highly developed free market economy, with a large manufacturing base, but also increasingly important high-tech as well as services sectors. It has a population of over five million, and a GDP per capita of over USD 52,000 as at 2015, being second in Asia behind only Japan.
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Singapore has a highly developed free market economy, with a large manufacturing base, but also increasingly important high-tech as well as services sectors. It has a population of over five million, and a GDP per capita of over USD 52,000 as at 2015, being second in Asia behind only Japan.
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Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law, 2015
Serbian consumer law has ben transformed over the last 10 years through the quick succession of no less than 4 incarnation of the Law on Consumer Protection first introduced in 2002 and reformed in 2005, 2010 and 2014. The latest incumbent brings Serbian law in line with Directive 2011/83/EU on Consumer Rights.
Riefa, C, Djurovic, M
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Serbian consumer law has ben transformed over the last 10 years through the quick succession of no less than 4 incarnation of the Law on Consumer Protection first introduced in 2002 and reformed in 2005, 2010 and 2014. The latest incumbent brings Serbian law in line with Directive 2011/83/EU on Consumer Rights.
Riefa, C, Djurovic, M
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Consumer Sales Law in the Proposal for a Consumer Rights Directive
European Review of Private Law, 2009Abstract: The proposal for a Consumer Rights Directive is to replace the existing minimum harmonization by full harmonization. Even though the proposal introduces some welcome additions to the current European legislation in the area of sales contracts in particular, the rules on transfer of risk – as a whole, the proposal is rather disappointing.
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Consumer Law Facing the Advent of the Child E-Consumer
2020The current society is characterized by a mass-consumption, targeting all subjects of law, including a particularly vulnerable public: children. Several scenes from everyday life can testify to the encounter between children and the consumer market, like the many advertisements aimed at them, the pocket money they can benefit from, products and ...
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