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2022
Abstract This chapter focuses on the basis of pre-contractual liability. Violating parties’ pre-contractual duties may give rise to liability for damages. There are three possibilities to classify such as contractual by nature, from tort law, or being in an independent category.
Ingeborg Schwenzer, Edgardo Muñoz
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Abstract This chapter focuses on the basis of pre-contractual liability. Violating parties’ pre-contractual duties may give rise to liability for damages. There are three possibilities to classify such as contractual by nature, from tort law, or being in an independent category.
Ingeborg Schwenzer, Edgardo Muñoz
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Studies in European Economic Law and Regulation, 2020
This chapter deals with non-contractual (tort) liability, which offers an underutilised avenue of judicial enforcement of the MiFID and MiFID II conduct of business rules. Non-contractual liability is shown to provide an advantage over contractual liability by offering a gateway not only to the indirect effect, but also to a more direct effect of the ...
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This chapter deals with non-contractual (tort) liability, which offers an underutilised avenue of judicial enforcement of the MiFID and MiFID II conduct of business rules. Non-contractual liability is shown to provide an advantage over contractual liability by offering a gateway not only to the indirect effect, but also to a more direct effect of the ...
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2023
Abstract This chapter discusses pre-contractual liability, considering situations where the parties set out to make a contract but do not complete the course and make that contract. It assesses whether one party may be liable to the other and in what circumstances.
G J Tolhurst, Elisabeth Peden, Eliza Mik
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Abstract This chapter discusses pre-contractual liability, considering situations where the parties set out to make a contract but do not complete the course and make that contract. It assesses whether one party may be liable to the other and in what circumstances.
G J Tolhurst, Elisabeth Peden, Eliza Mik
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2016
Abstract This chapter examines cases where the parties set out to make a contract but fail to complete the course and make that contract. It considers whether one party may be liable to the other and in what circumstances. As the contract making process has become longer and more complex this has become an increasingly important area of ...
Michael Furmston +2 more
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Abstract This chapter examines cases where the parties set out to make a contract but fail to complete the course and make that contract. It considers whether one party may be liable to the other and in what circumstances. As the contract making process has become longer and more complex this has become an increasingly important area of ...
Michael Furmston +2 more
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Contractual Liability within the Contractual Framework
international journal of historical and social studiesThe general legal rule considers a contract to be a binding law between the parties involved in a contractual relationship. A contract concluded under the correct conditions becomes legally enforceable against the contracting parties. Therefore, the rights and obligations arising from the contract fall upon the parties, without any obligation or right ...
Dr. Ahmed Hamza Razouki +1 more
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