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Rights of Withdrawal

From the book Modernising and Harmonising Consumer Contract Law

  • Marco Loos
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783866538603.5.237
From the book
Modernising and Harmonising Consumer Contract Law
Modernising and Harmonising Consumer Contract Law

Chapters in this book (15)

Frontmatter
Contents
Part I. Introduction
Overview of the Proposed Consumer Rights Directive
Part II. Scope and Values of the Proposal
Scope and Role of the Horizontal Directive and its Relationship to the CFR
The Targeted Full Harmonisation Approach: Looking Behind the Curtain
Part III. Good Faith and Unfair Terms
Regulating Transactions: Good Faith and Fair Dealing
Unfair Terms
Part IV. Sales and Direct Producer Liability
Fit for Purpose? The Proposals on Sales
A Dangerous Erosion of Consumer Rights: The Absence of a Right to Withdraw from Online Auctions
Direct Producer Liability
Part V. Information Requirements, Withdrawal and Remedies
Information Requirements
Rights of Withdrawal
The Remedies for Non-Performance in the Proposed Consumer Rights Directive and the Europeanisation of Private Law
Part VI. The UK Context
The Draft Directive on Consumer Rights and UK Consumer Law – Where now?
Part VII. Discussion Paper
The Degree of Harmonisation in the Proposed Consumer Rights Directive: A Review in Light of Liability for Products
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