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• Nombre del audiolibro: Life Time Contracts: Social Longterm Contracts in Labour, Tenancy and Consumer Credit law
• Autor del audiolibro: Luca (Ed.) Nogler
• Fecha de publicación: 10/5/2014
• Editorial: FONDS MERCATOR
• Idioma: Inglés
• Género o Colección: Derecho
• ISBN: 9789462361041
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• Descripción o resumen: This book deals with life time contracts, the group of contracts which generally play the most important role in our daily life. These contracts establish social long-term relations which, with regard to certain periods of the lifetime of individuals, provide essential goods, services, labour and income opportunities for self-realization and participation. The book questions the general principles of European contract law built onto the classical model of sales contracts. It argues that a general life time contract should be integrated into the codification of modern private law and proposes a set of principles governing such social long-term relations. The book is divided into five parts: Introduction; Life Time in Contract Law; Labour Contracts; Consumer Credit Contracts; and Residential Tenancy Contracts. This book is the result of annual discussion meetings that took place between 2006-2013. Twenty-one members of the EuSoCo.eu research group from eleven countries participated in a multi-cultural project to provide a contractual model for the credit and service economy of the 21st century.