2011
DOI: 10.1628/000389911794339068
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Rote Karte oder grünes Licht für den Blue Button? Zur Frage eines optionalen europäischen Vertragsrechts

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“…131 Finally, the DCESL seems to be intended mainly for electronic trading, 132 where special goodwill practices and reputational mechanisms considerably reduce the practical relevance of the legal regime. 133 (v) If we now turn our attention to other factors that have contributed to the success of the national codifications we must note, in the first place, that their preparation usually took a long time and/or was facilitated by the existence of a well-established and welldocumented legal doctrine. Pandectist legal doctrine, as expounded by Bernhard Windscheid and other writers, provided the basis for the BGB; none the less, it took 22 years to prepare the code.…”
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“…131 Finally, the DCESL seems to be intended mainly for electronic trading, 132 where special goodwill practices and reputational mechanisms considerably reduce the practical relevance of the legal regime. 133 (v) If we now turn our attention to other factors that have contributed to the success of the national codifications we must note, in the first place, that their preparation usually took a long time and/or was facilitated by the existence of a well-established and welldocumented legal doctrine. Pandectist legal doctrine, as expounded by Bernhard Windscheid and other writers, provided the basis for the BGB; none the less, it took 22 years to prepare the code.…”
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confidence: 99%