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Intersentia Immoral Contracts in Europe 2 - Law Book

Name: Intersentia Immoral Contracts in Europe 2 - Law Book
Brand: Intersentia
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Explore the complex relationship between law and morality in this specialized legal text. Immoral Contracts in Europe: 2 examines how contract law influences the connection between legal rules and public policy. This volume analyzes how specific values within a legal order determine which agreements are considered valid and enforceable. While European nations share a history and the goal of a strong EU internal market, significant differences exist in their underlying values. This book addresses how these differences impact the legality of contracts that may be seen as immoral or contrary to public policy. It provides a deep look at the rules that govern what can and cannot be made the subject of a legally binding agreement across different European jurisdictions.

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Examines the connection between contract law and moral values within the European legal order.

Analyzes how public policy affects the validity and enforceability of legal agreements.

Discusses the differences in underlying values across European nations despite a shared EU market goal.

Provides insight into why certain contracts are considered illegal due to being contrary to public policy.

Part of the Common Core of European Private Law series for specialized legal study.

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Brand: Intersentia
Format: Paperback
ASIN: 1839700106
Category: Books > Subjects > Business, Finance & Law > Law
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 30 November 2020
Listed Since: 17 April 2020

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