contractual law and european aspects
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2011
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Abstract
Contractual law cannot be discussed without mentioning Europe. The entire make-up of the EU related to contractual law, includes: firstly, the so called primary legislative framework, secondly, the so- called secondary legislative framework, thirdly, European court practice, and fourthly, decisions of the European Commission. Faithful application of the principles in contractual law (the principle of non-discrimination, equal treatment, transparency, proportionality and mutual recognition), supports free competition in the EU market for effective public procurement, and opposes several possible abuses occurring due to trying to attain individual interests and benefits.
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| Authors | ;Jean-Louis Dewost |
| Journal | current diabetes reviews |
| Year | 2011 |
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