Chris Willett provides a systematic analysis of good faith and fairness in consumer contracts. A controversial and topical issue, the book examines the complexity of 'fairness' as a legal and moral concept and its relationship with wider socio-economic policies such as European integration.
Chris Willett provides a systematic analysis of good faith and fairness in consumer contracts. A controversial and topical issue, the book examines the complexity of 'fairness' as a legal and moral concept and its relationship with wider socio-economic policies such as European integration.
Chris Willett is Professor of Consumer Law at De Montfort University, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
Contents: Preface Introduction to fairness issues Freedom, fairness and testing for unfairness Introduction to the fairness regimes Default rules, reasonable expectations and reasonableness under UCTA The Unfair Terms in Consumer Contract Terms Regulations (UTCCR) The general fairness reviews - UCTA, UTCCR and the new test A broader view of the fairness regimes described The transformation Reviewing the rules on unfair terms in consumer contracts and surveying the bigger picture Index.
Contents: Preface Introduction to fairness issues Freedom, fairness and testing for unfairness Introduction to the fairness regimes Default rules, reasonable expectations and reasonableness under UCTA The Unfair Terms in Consumer Contract Terms Regulations (UTCCR) The general fairness reviews - UCTA, UTCCR and the new test A broader view of the fairness regimes described The transformation Reviewing the rules on unfair terms in consumer contracts and surveying the bigger picture Index.
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