This collection presents a detailed analysis of European concepts of unconscionability in financial transactions, against a backdrop of harmonisation initiatives.
This collection presents a detailed analysis of European concepts of unconscionability in financial transactions, against a backdrop of harmonisation initiatives.
Introduction: conceptualising unconscionability in Europe Mel Kenny, James Devenney and Lorna Fox O'Mahony; 1. Freedom of contract as freedom from unconscionable contracts Aurelia Colombi Ciacchi; 2. Protection of weaker parties in English law Stephen Waddams; 3. Freedom of contract, unequal bargaining power and consumer law on unconscionability Immaculada Barral Viñals; 4. Loyalty as a tool to combat contractual unfairness: a French perspective Séverine Saintier; 5. Unconscionability and the value of choice Emmanuel Voyiakis; 6. From individual conduct to transactional risk: some relational thoughts about unconscionability and regulation John Wightman; 7. An economic perspective on legal remedies for unconscionable contracts Qi Zhou; 8. Usury and the judicial regulation of financial transactions in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century England Warren Swain and Karen Fairweather; 9. Protection of the vulnerable in financial transactions - what the common law vitiating factors can do for you David Capper; 10. Borrowers as consumers: new notions of unconscionability for domestic borrowers Sarah Nield; 11. Conceptualising and understanding fairness: lessons from and for financial services Peter Cartwright; 12. Open the box: an exploration of the Financial Services Authority's model of fairness in consumer financial transactions Toni Williams; 13. Conceptualising unconscionability in the context of risky financial transactions: how to converge public and private law approaches? Olha O. Cherednychenko; 14. Conceptualising unconscionability in the post-Soviet era: the Lithuanian case of legal transplants Andrius Smaliukas; 15. Bank loan contracts in Polish law - the legal position of the borrower Stanislawa Kalus and Magdalena Habdas; 16. Financial contracts and 'junk titles' purchases: a matter of (in)correct information Cristina Amato; 17. Kickback payments under MiFiD: substantive or procedural standard of unconscionability? Peter Rott and Axel Halfmeier; 18. Unfairness under the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 Chris Willett; 19. Conceptualising unconscionability in Europe: in the kaleidoscope of private and public law Mel Kenny, James Devenney and Lorna Fox O'Mahony.
Introduction: conceptualising unconscionability in Europe Mel Kenny, James Devenney and Lorna Fox O'Mahony; 1. Freedom of contract as freedom from unconscionable contracts Aurelia Colombi Ciacchi; 2. Protection of weaker parties in English law Stephen Waddams; 3. Freedom of contract, unequal bargaining power and consumer law on unconscionability Immaculada Barral Viñals; 4. Loyalty as a tool to combat contractual unfairness: a French perspective Séverine Saintier; 5. Unconscionability and the value of choice Emmanuel Voyiakis; 6. From individual conduct to transactional risk: some relational thoughts about unconscionability and regulation John Wightman; 7. An economic perspective on legal remedies for unconscionable contracts Qi Zhou; 8. Usury and the judicial regulation of financial transactions in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century England Warren Swain and Karen Fairweather; 9. Protection of the vulnerable in financial transactions - what the common law vitiating factors can do for you David Capper; 10. Borrowers as consumers: new notions of unconscionability for domestic borrowers Sarah Nield; 11. Conceptualising and understanding fairness: lessons from and for financial services Peter Cartwright; 12. Open the box: an exploration of the Financial Services Authority's model of fairness in consumer financial transactions Toni Williams; 13. Conceptualising unconscionability in the context of risky financial transactions: how to converge public and private law approaches? Olha O. Cherednychenko; 14. Conceptualising unconscionability in the post-Soviet era: the Lithuanian case of legal transplants Andrius Smaliukas; 15. Bank loan contracts in Polish law - the legal position of the borrower Stanislawa Kalus and Magdalena Habdas; 16. Financial contracts and 'junk titles' purchases: a matter of (in)correct information Cristina Amato; 17. Kickback payments under MiFiD: substantive or procedural standard of unconscionability? Peter Rott and Axel Halfmeier; 18. Unfairness under the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 Chris Willett; 19. Conceptualising unconscionability in Europe: in the kaleidoscope of private and public law Mel Kenny, James Devenney and Lorna Fox O'Mahony.
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