Fundamental rights and private law in the European Union / edited by Gert Brüggemeier, Aurelia Colombi Ciacchi, Giovanni Comandé.
2010
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Title
Fundamental rights and private law in the European Union / edited by Gert Brüggemeier, Aurelia Colombi Ciacchi, Giovanni Comandé.
Published
Cambridge [England] ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2010.
Call Number
KJC5132 .F857 2010
ISBN
9780521889384 (v.1)
0521889383 (v.1)
9780521889377 (v.2)
0521889375 (v.2)
9780521196338 (set)
0521196337 (set)
0521889383 (v.1)
9780521889377 (v.2)
0521889375 (v.2)
9780521196338 (set)
0521196337 (set)
Description
2 volumes ; 24 cm
System Control No.
(OCoLC)617446027
Note
"Comparative study carried out by the Research Training Network on Fundamental Rights and Private Law in the European Union"--P. [4] of cover, volumes 1-2.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Available in Other Form
Online version: Fundamental rights and private law in the European Union. Cambridge [England] ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2010 (OCoLC)754706446
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v. 1-2
Added Corporate Author
Table of Contents
Table of abbreviations
viii
Preface
xvii
Introduction
1
℗ʹ1.
Research topic: the ̀horizontal effect' of fundamental rights
1
℗ʹ2.
Project history, scope and methodology
2
℗ʹ3.
Structure and content of the national reports
5
1.
The horizontal effect of fundamental rights and freedoms in European Union Law
8
pt. 1
Introduction
8
pt. 2
The ECJ case law
11
pt. 3
Horizontal effect doctrines in EU law
18
pt. 4
Conclusions
36
National Reports
117
2.
England
119
3.
France
190
4.
Germany
253
5.
Italy
325
6.
The Netherlands
405
7.
Poland
485
8.
Portugal
547
9.
Spain
610
10.
Sweden
658
Contents of reports
pt. 1
Fundamental rights
658
℗ʹ1.
Definitions of fundamental rights
658
℗ʹ2.
Sources of fundamental rights
661
A.
National law
661
B.
International and supranational law
663
pt. 2
Fundamental rights, private law and legal theory
667
℗ʹ1.
Terminology
667
℗ʹ2.
Direct and indirect horizontal effect
668
℗ʹ3.
Different horizontal effect for different fundamental rights?
669
℗ʹ4.
Legitimacy
671
pt. 3
Fundamental rights adjudication in private law
672
℗ʹ1.
Judicial review in constitutional matters
672
℗ʹ2.
Private law cases referring to fundamental rights
677
A.
First cases
677
I.
Contract
677
II.
Tort
678
III.
Property
679
IV.
Family
680
B.
Overview of private law cases adjudicated by reference to fundamental rights
680
I.
Contract
680
II.
Tort
681
III.
Property
682
IV.
Family
682
C.
Turning points in case law
683
I.
Contract
683
II.
Tort
685
III.
Property
685
IV.
Family
686
D.
Influence of international and supranational law
686
E.
Influence of foreign law
688
F.
Redundant, formal-only references
688
℗ʹ3.
Remedies and techniques
689
A.
Overview
689
B.
Contract or tort?
690
C.
Special contracts
691
I.
Consumer contracts
691
II.
Employment contracts
692
D.
Balancing
693
pt. 4
Conclusions
694
11.
Comparative remarks
698
Introduction: some methodological premises
698
pt. 1
Fundamental rights
701
℗ʹ1.
In search of a definition of fundamental rights, liberties and principles
701
℗ʹ2.
Sources of fundamental rights
707
A.
National law and the constitutional settings
707
B.
International and supranational law as sources of fundamental rights
710
C.
The European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR): incorporation and standing
712
pt. 2
Fundamental rights, private law and legal theory
716
℗ʹ1.
Terminology
716
℗ʹ2.
Direct and indirect horizontal effect in judicial and scholarly opinion
720
℗ʹ3.
Different horizontal effect for different fundamental rights?
722
℗ʹ4.
Legitimacy
723
pt. 3
Fundamental rights adjudication in private law
725
℗ʹ1.
Judicial review in constitutional matters
725
℗ʹ2.
Private law cases referring to fundamental rights
728
A.
First cases
728
I.
Contract
729
II.
Tort
731
III.
Property
734
IV.
Family
735
B.
Overview of horizontal effect cases
737
C.
Turning points in case law
738
D.
Influence of international and supranational law
739
E.
National applications of the ECHR in private law cases and their role in driving innovation
741
F.
Influence of foreign law
743
G.
Redundant, formal-only references
744
℗ʹ3.
Remedies and techniques
745
A.
Overview
745
B.
The role of contract or tort
748
C.
Searching for a ̀constitutionalisation' process of special areas of law
749
D.
Balancing
751
pt. 4
Some tentative conclusions on fundamental rights and European private law
754
Index
759