Eds. Geraint Howells, Reiner Schulze. CONTENTS: Pt. I Introduction Overview of the Proposed Consumer Rights Directive by Geraint Howells and Reiner Schulze Pt. II Scope and Values of the Proposal Scope and Role of the Horizontal Directive and its Relationship to the CFR by Hans Schulte-Nolke The Targeted Full Harmonisation Approach: Looking Behind the Curtain by Hans-W. Micklitz Pt. III Good Faith and Unfair Terms Regulating Transactions: Good Faith and Fair Dealing by Roger Brownsword Unfair Terms by Jules Stuyck Pt. IV Sales and Direct Producer Liability Fit for Purpose? The Proposals on Sales by Christian Twigg-Flesner A Dangerous Erosion of Consumer Rights: The Absence of a Right to Withdraw from Online Auctions by Christine Riefa Direct Producer Liability by Chris Willett Pt. V Information Requirements, Withdrawal and Remedies Information Requirements by Annette Nordhausen Scholes Rights of Withdrawal by Marco Loos The Remedies for Non-Performance in the Proposed Consumer Rights Directive and the Europeanisation of Private Law by Fryderyk Zoll Pt. VI The UK Context The Draft Directive on Consumer Rights and UK Consumer Law - Where now? by Hugh Beale Pt. VII Discussion Paper The Degree of Harmonisation in the Proposed Consumer Rights Directive: A Review in Light of Liability for Products by Vanessa Mak