Standard contract terms in Europe: a basis for and a challenge to European contract law:
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| adam_text | TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE XV CHAPTER 1 THE DIRECTIVE ON UNFAIR CONTRACT
TERMS: IMPLEMENTATION, EFFECTIVENESS AND HARMONIZATION 1 HUGH COLLINS I
IMPLEMENTATION 3 II SCOPE AND EFFECTIVENESS 9 III HARMONIZATION 13
CHAPTER 2 SOME REFLECTIONS ON CASSIS DE DIJON AND THE CONTROL OF UNFAIR
CONTRACT TERMS IN CONSUMER CONTRACTS 19 HANS-W. MICKLITZ I LEADING
HYPOTHESIS 19 II LESSONS FROM CASSIS DE DIJON 20 A RATIONALIZATION
PROCESS (RATIONALISIERUNGSPROZESS) 20 B CASSIS AS A GENERAL PRINCIPLE IN
EC PRIVATE LAW? 21 C THE WAY THROUGH 24 III NATIONAL RATIONALITY
DEFICITS IN THE CONTROL OF UNFAIR CONTRACT TERMS 24 A JUSTIFICATION FOR
CONTROL OF UNFAIR TERMS 25 1 THE GERMAN MODEL: STANDARD TERMS ONLY 25
2 THE FRENCH MODEL: THE PRICE ARGUMENT 26 3 THE UK MODEL: THE POWER
ARGUMENT 27 VIII TABLE OF CONTENTS B INSUFFICIENCIES OF CONTROL IN THE
MEMBER STATES 28 1 THE GERMAN MODEL: CONTROLLING A PHANTOM 28 2 THE
FRENCH MODEL: NON-BINDING RECOMMENDATIONS AND BINDING COURT DECISIONS
29 3 THE UK MODEL: MARKET CLEARANCE VIA AGENCY CONTROL 30 C THE CRISIS
OF UNFAIR CONTRACT TERMS CONTROL 31 IV THE CONCEPT OF CONTROL UNDER
DIRECTIVE 93/13 32 A ABUSE CONTROL OF UNFAIR TERMS RATHER THAN CONTROL
OF STANDARDIZED TERMS 33 B YARDSTICK OF CONTROL 34 1 INDIVIDUAL
LITIGATION 35 2 COLLECTIVE LITIGATION 36 C JUSTIFICATION OF THE CONTROL
CONCEPT 36 D INTERMEDIATE CONSIDERATIONS 37 V GROUNDING THE BURDEN OF
JUSTIFICATION IN CASSIS DE DIJON 37 A CASSIS DE DIJON DOCTRINE IN
HARMONIZED NATIONAL LAW 38 B IMPLEMENTING MEMBER STATES AS ADDRESSEES 38
C PRIVATE PARTIES AS ADDRESSEES? 39 CHAPTER 3 AN OFFER YOU CANNOT
NEGOTIATE: SOME THOUGHTS ON THE ECONOMICS OF STANDARD FORM CONSUMER
CONTRACTS 43 ARISTIDES N. HATZIS I INTRODUCTION 43 II AN ECONOMIC THEORY
OF THE STANDARD FORM CONTRACT 45 III CONCLUSION 56 CHAPTER 4 PARTY
AUTONOMY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE IN MEMBER STATES AND EC REGULATION: A SURVEY
OF THEORY AND PRACTICE 57 MARION TRDGER I INTRODUCTION 57 A PARTY
AUTONOMY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE 58 B CONTROL OF FREEDOM OF CONTRACT IN
MEMBER STATES: AN HISTORICAL SURVEY 59 C CONTROL OF CONTRACTUAL CONTENTS
61 II CONTROL OF UNFAIR CONTRACT TERMS IN THE CONFLICT BETWEEN PARTY
AUTONOMY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE 62 A DIFFERENT SYSTEMS TO HANDLE THE
CONFLICT BETWEEN PARTY AUTONOMY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE 62 1 JUDICIAL CONTROL
62 2 ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL 64 3 CRIMINAL LAW SANCTIONS 65 TABLE OF
CONTENTS IX 4 CONTROL BY ASSOCIATIONS 65 5 CONTROL BY NEGOTIATING 65 B
SCOPE AND EXTENT OF CONTROL OF CONTRACTUAL CONTENT 66 1 SCOPE OF
APPLICATION 66 2 SUBJECT OF CONTROL OF CONTRACTUAL CONTENTS 66 C
DIFFERENT CONCEPTS OF CONTROL OF UNFAIR CONTRACT TERMS IN MEMBER STATES
PREVIOUS TO THE EC DIRECTIVE ON UNFAIR CONTRACT TERMS IN CONSUMER
CONTRACTS 66 1 GERMANY AND ITALY AS EXAMPLES OF A DIFFERENT HANDLING OF
INTERVENTIONS IN PARTY AUTONOMY IN FAVOUR OF SUBSTANTIVE FAIRNESS 66 2
FRANCE 70 3 GREAT BRITAIN 71 4 INTERNATIONAL REGULATIONS 71 III THE EC
DIRECTIVE ON UNFAIR TERMS IN CONSUMER CONTRACTS 93/13 73 A THE CONCEPT
OF THE EC DIRECTIVE 73 B CONSEQUENCES OF THE CONTROL OF CONTRACTUAL
CONTENT INTRODUCED BY THE DIRECTIVE FROM A CONCEPTUAL PERSPECTIVE 73 C
PROSPECT 74 CHAPTER 5 STANDARD CONTRACT TERMS: THE ROLE OF THE COURTS
AND MORAL PERSUASION BY INDEPENDENT AUTHORITIES 75 GUIDO ALPA I
PRELIMINARY REMARKS 75 II IMPLEMENTATION TECHNIQUES: THE SITUATION PRIOR
TO THE DIRECTIVE 77 III TERMINOLOGY 80 IV THE PROBLEM OF GOOD FAITH 81
V THE SCOPE OF THE DIRECTIVE 84 VI THE LIST OF TERMS 85 VII CASE LAW 86
VIII THE IMPACT OF THE DIRECTIVE 89 IX CFR-NET AND THE DRAWING UP OF
STANDARD CONTRACT TERMS 90 CHAPTER 6 SELF-REGULATION IN EUROPEAN
CONTRACT LAW 93 FABRIZIO CAFAGGI I INTRODUCTION 93 II RULE-MAKING IN
EUROPEAN CONTRACT LAW 94 A SELF-REGULATION AND EUROPEAN CONTRACT LAW 97
B SELF-REGULATION IN EUROPEAN CONSUMER CONTRACT LAW: PAVING THE WAY FOR
A MORE GENERAL APPROACH? 99 X TABLE OF CONTENTS C THE DIFFERENT MODELS
OF PRIVATE AND SELF-REGULATION IN EUROPEAN CONTRACT LAW AND THEIR
RELEVANCE TO COMPETITION AND CONTRACT LAW 102 D CONTRACT STANDARDIZATION
AND THE NATURE OF STANDARD CONTRACT FORMS: COUPLING COMPETITION AND
CONTRACT LAW CONTROLS 109 E THE COMPETITION LAW LIMITS TO USING
SELF-REGULATION IN EUROPEAN CONTRACT LAW 113 F APPLICABILITY OF
COMPETITION LAW TO CODES OF CONDUCT AND OTHER SELF-REGULATORY
ARRANGEMENTS INFLUENCING THE FORMATION OF ECL 120 G DISTINGUISHING
SELF-REGULATORY ARRANGEMENTS IN COMPETITION LAW 125 III
STANDARD-SETTING, SELF-REGULATION AND EUROPEAN CONTRACT LAW: SOME
PRELIMINARY CONCLUSIONS 133 IV SOME (MODEST) PROPOSALS 137 CHAPTER 7 ON
THE DEVELOPMENT OF EUROPEAN STANDARD CONTRACT TERMS 141 SIMON WHITTAKER
I THE COMMISSION S PROPOSALS 143 II REASONS FOR GIVING A COOL RECEPTION
TO THESE PROPOSALS 146 A THE LANGUAGE OR LANGUAGES OF CONTRACTS 148 B
CONTRACTS ARE NOT MADE IN A NORMATIVE VACUUM 149 C APPROACHES TO THE
INTERPRETATION OF CONTRACTS DIFFER SIGNIFICANTLY BETWEEN NATIONAL LAWS
151 D THE REGULATION OF UNFAIR CONTRACT TERMS DIFFERS SIGNIFICANTLY
BETWEEN NATIONAL LAWS 154 III VARIATIONS ON THE THEME OF EUROPEAN
STANDARD CONTRACT TERMS 156 IV CONCLUDING OBSERVATIONS 161 CHAPTER 8
STANDARD CONTRACT TERMS AND INFORMATION RULES 163 CHRISTIAN ARMBRIISTER
I INTRODUCTION 163 II DEVELOPMENT OF INFORMATION RULES ON AT THE EC
LEVEL 164 III PRINCIPAL AIMS OF INFORMATION RULES 165 IV INFORMATION
RULES IN THE UNFAIR CONTRACT TERMS DIRECTIVE 167 A THE REQUIREMENT OF
PLAIN INTELLIGIBLE LANGUAGE 167 B LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF AN INFRACTION
168 1 GENERAL RULE 168 2 RELATIONSHIP TO THE FAVOURABLE INTERPRETATION
RULE 169 3 TERMS THAT ARE FAVOURABLE TO THE CONSUMER 170 4 TERMS THAT
ARE NEUTRAL, ESPECIALLY DECLARATORY TERMS 170 TABLE OF CONTENTS XI V
RELATIONSHIP WITH SPECIFIC INFORMATION RULES 171 VI DANGER OF
INFORMATION OVERFLOW AND REMEDIES 174 VII SUMMARY 175 CHAPTER 9 THE
RULES APPLICABLE WHEN STANDARD CONTRACT TERMS ARE AVOIDED AND CONTRACTS
WITH INEQUALITY OF BARGAINING POWER: CONSTRUCTION OF A UNITARY MODEL OF
INVALIDITY OR A PLURALITY OF MODELS? 177 MARIA ROSARIA MAUGERI I
ATTEMPTS TO CONSTRUCT A NEW UNITARY MODEL OF ASYMMETRIC CONTRACT 177
II CRITIQUE OF THE NEW UNITARY MODEL AND PROPOSED APPROACH 179 III
UNFAIR CONTRACT TERMS DIRECTIVE AND THE REGIME REPLACING THE TERMS
AVOIDED: FUNCTIONALITY OF THE REMEDY WITH REFERENCE TO THE PROTECTED
INTEREST 181 IV IMPRACTICALITY OF THE SUBSTITUTION OF THE INVALID TERM
WITH THE DEFAULT RULE IN CASES OF ABUSE OF A DOMINANT POSITION 182
CHAPTER 10 UNFAIR CONTRACT TERMS IN SEARCH OF HARMONIZATION 187 CRISTINA
AMATO I IMPLEMENTATION OF DIRECTIVE 93/13 IN THE UNITED KINGDOM AND
ITALY: RELEVANT ASPECTS AND FIRST DIVERGENCES 189 A THE IMPLEMENTATION
OF THE UNFAIR CONTRACT DIRECTIVE HAS GENERATED OVERLAPPING PROVISIONS IN
THE ITALIAN AS WELL AS IN THE ENGLISH SYSTEM 189 B INEFFECTIVE UNFAIR
TERMS: MEANING AND CONTENT OF INEFFECTIVENESS 190 C RANGE OF APPLICATION
190 II UNFAIR TERMS IN INDIVIDUAL CONTRACTS 191 A MEANING OF GOOD FAITH
191 B ABSENCE OF INDIVIDUAL NEGOTIATIONS 192 C THE ITALIAN BLACK LIST
192 III TERMS DRAWN UP FOR GENERAL USE AND ACTIONS TO PREVENT THE USE OF
UNFAIR TERMS 193 A THE CORE TERMS OF THE DIRECTIVE CONCERNING THE
RELEVANCE OF PREVENTIVE ACTIONS AND THE CENTRAL ROLE OF THE OFT 193 B
THE CONFUSING AND POOR CONSUMERS COLLECTIVE INTERESTS PROTECTION IN
ITALY 194 XII TABLE OF CONTENTS IV SOME FINAL COMMENTS: THE LAW
COMMISSION REPORT 2005 AND THE DRAFT UNFAIR CONTRACT TERMS BILL - A STEP
BACK AND TWO FORWARD 195 A ONE STEP BACK 196 B FIRST STEP FORWARD 197 C
SECOND STEP FORWARD 197 CHAPTER 11 THE INTERPRETATION OF STANDARD
CLAUSES IN EUROPEAN CONTRACT LAW 201 PROF. DR ANNICK DE BOECK AND PROF.
DR MARK VAN HOECKE I CURRENT RULES IN EUROPEAN AND DOMESTIC LAW ON THE
INTERPRETATION OF STANDARD CLAUSES IN CONSUMER CONTRACTS 202 A EUROPEAN
LAW 202 B CISG 202 C NATIONAL LEGAL SYSTEMS 203 II UNDERLYING
CONCEPTIONS 207 A CONTRACT 207 1 CONCEPTIONS ROOTED IN TRADITION 207 2
COMMON EUROPEAN DEVELOPMENTS AS TO THE CONCEPTION OF CONTRACT 209 B
INTERPRETATION 210 1 THE STATUS OF STATUTORY INTERPRETATION RULES 211 2
OBJECTIVE VERSUS SUBJECTIVE INTERPRETATION 213 3 THE INTERMEDIATE
THEORY: LEGITIMATE EXPECTATIONS 219 4 APPLICATION TO STANDARD CLAUSES
224 C RULES OF INTERPRETATION 229 1 THE (ILLUSIONARY) LIMITS OF
INTERPRETATION: THE CLARITY OF THE TEXT 230 2 METHODS OF
INTERPRETATION 231 3 INTERPRETATION PRINCIPLES 235 A REASONABLENESS
PRINCIPLE 235 B GOOD-FAITH PRINCIPLE 237 C FAIRNESS PRINCIPLE 238 D
EQUILIBRIUM PRINCIPLE 239 E THE PROTECTION OF THE WEAKER PARTY TO THE
CONTRACT 240 III CONCLUSION: CONVERGENCE AND DIVERGENCE 242 CHAPTER 12
STANDARD CLAUSES AND UNILATERAL PROMISES 245 DR CAROLINE CAUFFMAN I THE
EMERGENCE OF THE UNILATERAL PROMISE IN EUROPEAN PRIVATE LAW 245 A THE
UNILATERAL PROMISE IS BINDING 246 B THE UNILATERAL PROMISE IS BINDING
ONLY IN THE CASES PROVIDED BY THE LAW 249 TABLE OF CONTENTS XIII C THE
LAW IS STILL UNSETTLED 249 D THE UNILATERAL PROMISE IS NOT BINDING? 251
II THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STANDARD CLAUSES AND UNILATERAL PROMISES 251
A STANDARD CONTRACT CLAUSES AS AN APPLICATION OF THE UNILATERAL PROMISE?
251 B UNILATERAL PROMISES ACCOMPANIED BY STANDARD CLAUSES 252 1
GENERALITIES 252 2 OBLIGATIONS FOR THE PROMISEE, CONDITIONS, LIMITATIONS
OF THE ACCORDED RIGHTS? 252 3 A PREREQUISITE FOR THE APPLICABILITY OF
STANDARD CLAUSES: THE PREREQUISITE OF NOTIFICATION 254 A FULL TEXT
STANDARD CLAUSE WHICH IS NOT REFERRED TO IN THE INDIVIDUALIZED LETTER
254 B REFERENCE TO STANDARD CLAUSES IN SMALL PRINT AT THE BACK OF A
DOCUMENT OR INCLUDED IN A SEPARATE DOCUMENT 256 C MERE REFERENCE TO
STANDARD CLAUSES, NOT INCLUDED IN THE MAILING CONTAINING THE PROMISE 256
D LANGUAGE 257 4 DIFFERENCE BETWEEN UNILATERAL ACTS THAT ARE SUBJECT TO
NOTIFICATION AND THOSE THAT ARE NOT 258 5 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE RULE
OF UNENFORCEABILITY OF THE STANDARD CLAUSES AS A WHOLE AND MORE SPECIFIC
RULES OF PROTECTION 259 6 INTERPRETATION 262 C UNILATERAL PROMISES IN
STANDARD CLAUSES ACCOMPANYING CONTRACTS? 262 III ELEMENTS OF PRIVATE
INTERNATIONAL LAW 263 A CHARACTERIZATION PROBLEMS AND THEIR IMPACT ON
THE APPLICABLE RULES OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW 264 1 CHARACTERIZATION
PROBLEMS: THE EXAMPLE OF PROMISES OF PRIZES IN PUBLICITY DOCUMENTS 264 2
(CERTAIN) UNILATERAL PROMISES AND THE BRUSSELS CONVENTION/BRUSSELS I
REGULATION 265 A A FACTUAL SITUATION THAT CAN BE ANALYZED AS A
UNILATERAL PROMISE CAN CONSTITUTE A CONSUMER CONTRACT IN THE SENSE OF
ARTICLE 13, FIRST PARAGRAPH, POINT 3 OF THE BRUSSELS CONVENTION/ARTICLE
15, FIRST PARAGRAPH, POINT C BRUSSELS I REGULATION 265 B UNILATERAL
PROMISES THAT ARE NOT COVERED BY ARTICLE 13, FIRST PARAGRAPH, POINT 3 OF
THE BRUSSELS CONVENTION: IMPLICATIONS OF THE SUBSTITUTION OF THIS
ARTICLE-BY-ARTICLE 15, FIRST PARAGRAPH, POINT C BRUSSELS I REGULATION
266 XIV TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 (CERTAIN) UNILATERAL PROMISES AND THE ROME
CONVENTION 1980 271 A GENERALITIES 271 B INFLUENCE ON CHOICE OF LAW
CLAUSES 272 B COEXISTENCE OF NATIONAL AND SUPRANATIONAL RULES 274 IV DO
WE NEED SPECIAL RULES ON STANDARD CLAUSES ACCOMPANYING UNILATERAL
PROMISES? 275 CHAPTER 13 STANDARD CONTRACT TERMS AND FINANCIAL CONTRACTS
277 RAFFAELE VOLANTE I DIRECTIVE 93/13 AND FINANCIAL CONTRACTS: NO GREAT
SUCCESS 277 II CONSUMER PROTECTION AND THE REGULATION OF FINANCIAL
SERVICES: AN OUTDATED APPROACH 279 III THE CORE PRINCIPLE OF DIRECTIVE
93/13 AND ITS INAPPLICABILITY TO FINANCIAL CONTRACTS 281 IV THE
SIGNIFICANT IMBALANCE FACE TO THE NON-COMMUTATIVE STRUCTURE OF THE
MOST COMMON FINANCIAL CONTRACTS 282 V THE REGULATION OF THE ACTIVITY OF
FIRMS AND ITS INFLUENCE ON CONTRACT-TYPES 284 VI THE ROLE PLAYED BY
CONTRACT IN THE ASSESSMENT OF LIABILITY IN COMMON LAW AND CIVIL LAW
SYSTEMS 286 VII THE STRUCTURAL IMBALANCE OF LOAN CONTRACT-TYPES OF CIVIL
LAW AND THE APPLICATION OF DIRECTIVE 93/13 287 VIII NEW CONTRACT-TYPES
FOR A NEW CONSUMER PROTECTION: THE CASE OF THE SALE OF SHARES BY
INTERMEDIARIES 288
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