This work is concerned with the differences and similarities in auction law in France and England, with particular reference to works of art. It assesses the possibilities of harmonising the laws applying to auctions in the two countries in order to facilitate art transactions between them. Harmonisation for these purposes is understood as the coordination of existing national rules to meet a minimum standard of protection. The preliminary part of this work considers the organisation of the profession of auctioneer in the two countries, as this contains elements which affect the question of harmonisation. For this reason, the regulation of the profession of commissaire-priseur and auctioneer is examined from a historical point of view. The...
In: Vadi V., Schneider H. (eds) Art, Cultural Heritage and the Market. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg ...
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I argue that a stronger, more cohesive international regulation specially tailored to the auction in...
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Directed by Professor Dr. Kurt Siehr, Professor Dr. Wolfgang Ernst, and Dr. Andrea F. G. Raschèr, th...
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The portable nature of objects of art and antiquity means that such objects are able to cross border...
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The 2005 Avant-projet de réforme du droit des obligations et de la prescription, also dubbed the Ava...
This thesis explores the Europeanisation of contract law through a critical analysis of the Europea...
In: Vadi V., Schneider H. (eds) Art, Cultural Heritage and the Market. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg ...
Common Law and Civil Law are the main legal systems in the world and the sale of goods is the most i...
Depending on the legal tradition one belongs to, the price is or is not a material term of contract....
This paper is a comparative analysis of the recent evolution of the French and the Anglo-Saxon profe...
International audienceThis paper is a comparative analysis of the recent evolution of the French and...
I argue that a stronger, more cohesive international regulation specially tailored to the auction in...
The protection of the trader against confusion in English and French law is similar. Initially the b...
Erreur in French law and mistake in English law have different aims. Erreur is interpreted broadly i...
Directed by Professor Dr. Kurt Siehr, Professor Dr. Wolfgang Ernst, and Dr. Andrea F. G. Raschèr, th...
The laws controlling the fairness of the terms of non-consumer contracts in French and in English la...
This thesis mainly attempts to analyze the impact of French regulatory policies of the auction indus...
The portable nature of objects of art and antiquity means that such objects are able to cross border...
This article discusses the issue of the contracts under which works of art are loaned with the purpo...
The 2005 Avant-projet de réforme du droit des obligations et de la prescription, also dubbed the Ava...
This thesis explores the Europeanisation of contract law through a critical analysis of the Europea...
In: Vadi V., Schneider H. (eds) Art, Cultural Heritage and the Market. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg ...
Common Law and Civil Law are the main legal systems in the world and the sale of goods is the most i...
Depending on the legal tradition one belongs to, the price is or is not a material term of contract....