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Agreements to agree: can there ever be an enforceable duty to negotiate in good faith? [PDF]
, 2011 Parties to an agreement may include open terms which leave certain particulars open to future negotiation. The aim of this type of provision is usually to allow for changing circumstances over time or the threshing out of more detailed terms ...
Hutchison, Andrew
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Why Do We Know What We Know? Reevaluating the Economic Case against Pre-Contractual Disclosure Duties and for Break-Up Fees [PDF]
, 2006 The economic analysis of contract law offers influential arguments against pre-contractual disclosure duties and for break-up fees, based on the presumption that pre-contractual duties are (or should be) set to provide sufficient incentives to optimally ...
Grosskopf, Ofer, Medina, Barak
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How does government-backed finance affect SMEs' crisis predictors? [PDF]
Small Bus Econ (Dordr), 2023 Gai L, Arcuri MC, Ielasi F.
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La regulación de la responsabilidad precontractual en el Reglamento Roma II [PDF]
, 2008 El artículo 12 del Reglamento Roma II incluye una regulación específica de la culpa in contrahendo. De acuerdo con este precepto la responsabilidad derivada de los tratos previos al contrato se regirá por el Derecho rector de éste último y, si no puede ...
Arenas García, Rafael
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Consumer protection with regard to distance contracts after the transposition of the Consumer Rights Directive in Belgium and France [PDF]
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Steennot, Reinhard
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, 2014 The theory of efficient breach is the best known, and the most controversial, product of nearly half a century of economic analysis of contract law.
Klass, Gregory
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Punitive damages for breach of contract: what's so special about contract claims? [PDF]
, 2013 Author's draft submitted to SSRN working papers series; last revised October 19, 2006The thrust of this paper can be straightforwardly summarized in two propositions.
Tettenborn, Andrew
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Should Contractual Clauses that Forbid Renegotiation Always be Enforced? [PDF]
, 2005 Recent work in the field of mechanism design has led some researchers to propose institutional changes that would permit parties to enter into nonmodifiable contracts, which is not possible under current contract law.
Schmitz, Patrick W.
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, 1996 In the mid-1970s, it was an article offaith that contract was not properly conceived as a means by which persons could, by their own choice, make law for themselves to govern their relations.
Barnett, Randy E.
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Randomization in contracts with endogenous information [PDF]
I consider a situation, where the agent can acquire payoff-relevant information either before or after the contract is signed. To raise efficiency, the principal might solicit information; to retain all surplus, however, she must prevent precontractual ...
Stefan Terstiege
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