Restatement of Nordic Contract Lawis a presentation of the fundamental rules and principles of Nordic Contract law, comprising the contract laws of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. While the Nordic countries do not have a common body of contract law, rules are quite similar. Many contract law rules are undisputed but unwritten, and the authors of this book have formulated black letter rules. Each black letter rule is accompanied by comments. The comments are thorough in explaining the background of the rules, their application and consequences, often citing court cases and giving examples.
The book is divided into ten chapters: General Principles, Formation of Contract, Representation, Invalidity, Interpretation, Contract Content, Performance, Breach and Remedies, Direct Claims and Assignment of Claims.
The book is a practical tool in law practice, as it provides non-Nordic lawyers with an overview of contract law in the Nordic countries.
The authors are law school professors at universities in the Nordic countries, all specializing in contract law. The editorial board is presided by Professor Ole Lando, head of the commission of Principles of European Contract Law(the ”Lando commission”, PECL).
Indholdsoversigt
PrefaceA Short Survey of the Laws of the Nordic Countries – the Laws in General and Contract Law in Particular - By Ole Lando
Restatement of Nordic Contract
Chapter 1: General principles
Chapter 2: Formation of contract
Chapter 3: Representation
Chapter 4: Invalidity
Chapter 5: Interpretation
Chapter 6: The contents of the contract
Chapter 7: Performance
Chapter 8: Breach of contract and remedies
Chapter 9: Direct claims
Chapter 10: Assignment of claims
List of Abbreviations
Notes on Editors
Bibliography – Works in Contract Law
Index
Bredde: 16.5
Højde: 23.5
Bruttovægt: 0.8 kg
Nettovægt: 0.8 kg
Antal Sider: 404
Forfatter: Ole Lando, Marie-Louise Holle, Soili Nystén-Haarala, Torgny Håstad, Ása Ólafsdóttir, Laila Zackariasson, Peter Møgelvang-Hansen & Berte-Elen Konow (red)
Bogform: Hæftet
Forlag: Djøf Forlag
