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Defects in Consent: An Assessment of Chapter Five of the Proposal for a Common European Sales Law
European Review of Contract Law, 2012Ackermann, Thomas, Franck, Jens-Uwe
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Defects in Consent: Mistake, Fraud, Threats, Unfair Exploitation
2013John Cartwright, Martin Schmidt-Kessel
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Misleading and Aggressive Commercial Practices and the Defects of Transactional Consent
2016Luis María Miranda Serrano +1 more
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Failures of Consent: Defective Belief
1989Abstract Deficient or mistaken information is another factor that can reduce or vitiate the voluntariness of consent. A person's consent may be nonvoluntary because of a misunderstanding over what is being agreed to, ignorance or mistake about background facts, mistaken expectation of future occurrences, limits to the assumption of risk,
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Defects in Consent and Dividing the Benefit of the Bargain: Recent Trends
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014Contract law professors and students, attorneys, judges know that discussions about consent are rarely about consent. This results from three factors. First, it is the appearance of consent that is necessary to form a contract. Second, not every manifestation of consent is sufficient to create a contract that cannot be avoided.
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[Informed consent in congenital defect heart surgery].
Nihon Geka Gakkai zasshi, 2015In pediatric cardiac surgery, informed consent is often obtained from the patient's parents. The parents are commonly under great stress due to being in a situation where they have to make the important decision of whether their child will undergo cardiac surgery.
Norihiko, Oka, Kagami, Miyaji
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