The Common European Sales Law in Context Interactions with English and German Law

1. Introduction
2. Choice of CESL and Conflict of Laws, Gerhard Dannemann
3. Drafting and Interpretation, Stefan Vogenauer
4. Conceptions of Contract, Simon Whittaker and Karl Riesenhuber
5. Non-Discrimination and the 'Constitutionalization' of Contract Law, Mark Freedland and Matthias Lehmann
6. Language of Information, Contract, and Communication, Geraint Howells, Bevan Marten, and Wolfgang Wurmnest
7. Pre-Contractual Duties, Christian Twigg-Flesner and Kasper Steensgaard
8. Conclusion of Contract, Caroline Harvey and Michael Schillig
9. The Right of Withdrawal, Reiner Schulze and Jonathan Morgan
10. Interpretation of Contracts, Gerard McMeel and Hans Christoph Grigoleit
11. Defects in Consent: Mistake, Fraud, Coercion, Threats, Unfair Exploitation, John Cartwright and Martin Schmidt-Kessel
12. Control of Standard Contract Terms, Phillip Hellwege and Lucinda Miller
13. 'Representation', Thomas Krebs and Robert Freitag
14. Contract Terms in Favour of Third Parties, Andrew Burrows and Christoph Busch
15. Transfer of Rights and Obligations, Hugh Beale and Wolf-Georg Ringe
16. Supervening Events, Ewan McKendrick and Hannes Unberath
17. Obligations of Sellers and Buyers, Christopher Schuller and Alexander Zenefels
18. Specific Performance and Right of Cure, Hector L. MacQueen, Barbara Dauner-Lieb, and Peter W. Tettinger
19. Termination, Price Reduction, and Damages, Mindy Chen-Wishart and Ulrich Magnus
20. Control of Standard Terms and Collective Proceedings, James Devenney and Thomas Pfeiffer
21. The CESL as Optional Sales Law: Interactions with English and German Law, Gerhard Dannemann
22. The DCFR and the CESL as Models for Law Reform, Stefan Vogenauer