Examples of using Contract laws in English and their translations into Polish
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to examine whether problems arose from differences in the interaction between contract laws and tort laws, and between contract laws and property laws17.
Diverging interpretations of this concept based on national contract laws would create a risk of different transitional periods delaying the comprehensive application of the unisex rule
The report finds that differences in contract laws impede the cross-border supply of insurance products by increasing costs,
this Directive shall not affect national general contract laws such as rules on formation,
The reality is that businesses wishing to carry out cross-border transactions may have to adapt to up to 26 different national contract laws, translate them and hire lawyers,
feels that differences in contract laws create considerable costs
purchases by consumers in the internal market cannot be fully achieved as long as differences in national contract laws persist.
legal complexity stemming from differences in national contract laws that traders experience in cross-border trade in the EU.
However, as this option would only concern national contract law rules which would be modified following revised or new EU legislation, costs stemming from differences of national contract laws would largely remain.
businesses in other Member States, he becomes exposed to a complex legal environment characterised by the variety of contract laws that exist in the EU.
businesses wishing to carry out cross-border transactions must adapt to up to 26 different national contract laws, translate them and hire lawyers,
Having 28 different national consumer protection and contract laws discourages companies from cross-border trading and prevents consumers from
The problems deriving from divergences in Member States' contract laws often discourage businesses,
Different national contract laws therefore deter the exercise of fundamental freedoms,
In such dealings, it could also come to be seen as an alternative to the Member States national contract laws and a neutral modern contract law regime drawing on the common national law traditions in a clear and user-friendly manner.
It harmonises the contract laws of the Member States not by requiring amendments to the pre-existing national contract law,
The additional one-off cost for businesses to adapt to different consumer contract laws when selling cross-border is around €9,000for each Member State they wish to sell to.
Traders should be able to apply the Common European Sales Law in all their cross-border dealings within the European Union instead of having to adapt to different national contract laws, provided that the other party to the contract agrees.
legal uncertainty for businesses and the lack of consumer confidence in the internal market caused by differences between national contract laws.
medium-sized companies- are hampered in cross-border sales because they must follow different contract laws for each of the EU's 27 Member States.