RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF CONTRACTING PARTIES UNDER THE PROPOSAL FOR A REGULATION ON A COMMON EUROPEAN SALES LAW

Društveni razvoj modernog doba nudi ali i zahtijeva sve veću povezanost među ljudima, koja je skladno popraćena tehnološkim razvojem, a za njima i regulatorni aspekt ne kasni mnogo. Način usklađivanja upravo ovih elemenata na europskoj razini predstavlja određene poteškoće, zbog različitosti među samim državama članicama, ali nudi i plauzibilna rješenja. Jedno od njih je Zajedničko europsko pravo prodaje (engl. Common European Sales Law) koje je predstavljalo jedno od mogućih načina harmonizacije u Europi, tako što bi pored postojećeg nacionalnog prava postojalo kao sekundarno, u svakoj državi članici jednako, pravo, čija je primjena prepuštena slobodnom izboru. Autor nastoji čitatelju pomoću ovog rada približiti materiju same uredbe koja uređuje to pravo, opisujući institute sadržane u njoj.The social development of the modern day offers but also requires a stronger connection between people, which is consistently being followed by technological advancements, and the regulatory aspect of it, without much delay. The method of harmonizing these elements on a European level presents certain difficulties, due to the differences between the member states, but it also offers plausible solutions. One such solution is the Common European Sales Law, which was one of the possible ways of achieving harmonization throughout Europe, in such a manner that it would exist, alongside national law, as a secundary law, identical in each member state, the use of which would be a matter of free choice. The author intends to bring the regulation closer to the reader by describing its contents