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Annual ESCL Conference 2011 (Frankfurt am Main)

ESCL Conference 2011 - Frankfurt, Germany - "Future prospects of the European Contract Law"

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Office presentation icon Banyaiova (Czech Republic, 2011) New Codification of Private Law in the Czech Republic. Impact on Contract Law.ppt680 KB
Microsoft Office document icon Bayer (Germany, 2011) European Contract Law.doc40.5 KB
Office presentation icon Herresthal (Germany, 2011) An Optional European Contract Law – Chances and Risks.ppt428 KB
Office presentation icon Kohl (Belgium, 2011) The Optional Instrument on European Contract Law and the Construction Industry. Selected Topics.ppt330 KB
Office presentation icon Lavers (United Kingdom, 2011) A European Contract Law. Responses from London.ppt786.5 KB
Microsoft Office document icon Perinet-Marquet (France, 2011) European Harmonisation and French Construction Law.doc38 KB
Office presentation icon Tieder and Lamme (USA, 2011) The Top 10 (or so) Recent Developments in U.S. Construction Law.ppt3.85 MB
Office presentation icon Wengler-Jørgensen (Denmark, 2011) Construction Contracts.ppt180 KB
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