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The politics of the draft common frame of reference

Editor/a . Somma, Alessandro
Kluwer Law International. Zuidpoolsingel, 2009

Ed. Alessandro Somma. Recently, following work supported by the European Commission, the Outline Edition of the Draft Common Frame of Reference (DCFR) concerning European private law was published. However, the Commission's project has been seriously challenged, right down to its basic perception - that obstacles ...

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The politics of the draft common frame of reference

Somma, Alessandro
Kluwer Law International. Zuidpoolsingel, 2009

Ed. Alessandro Somma. Recently, following work supported by the European Commission, the Outline Edition of the Draft Common Frame of Reference (DCFR) concerning European private law was published. However, the Commission's project has been seriously challenged, right down to its basic perception - that obstacles ...

Harmonisation of securities Law

custody and transfer of securities in european private Law

Haentjens, Matthias
Kluwer Law International. Alphen aan den Rijn, 2007

Is harmonisation of European securities law a good idea? According to this original analysis, the answer is a qualified yes. If it can be done without undermining the various systems that now govern the custody and transfer of securities in national European jurisdictions, harmonisation will ...

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137,37 €

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Harmonisation of securities Law

custody and transfer of securities in european private Law

Haentjens, Matthias
Kluwer Law International. Alphen aan den Rijn, 2007

Is harmonisation of European securities law a good idea? According to this original analysis, the answer is a qualified yes. If it can be done without undermining the various systems that now govern the custody and transfer of securities in national European jurisdictions, harmonisation will ...