No. 2 (2014)

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New Civil Codes in Hungary and in Czech Republic (The Prague–Budapest Papers)

Published: 2014-12-31

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General questions

Ordre Public, Abuse of Rights and Other General Clauses and the New Czech Civil Code

Luboš Tichý

9-29
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The Principle of Legitimate Expectations in the New Czech Civil Code

Jan Balarin

31-39
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Harmonisation of the Czech Consumer Rights in the New Civil Code

Stephan Heidenhain

41-52
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Law of Persons, Family Law, Law of Succession

Protection of Personal Rights in the Czech New Civil Code

Eva Ondˇrejová

55-62
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Trade Secrets in the New Civil Code of Hungary

Gábor Faludi

63-75
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Solidarity and Maintenance Obligations in the Family – Old and New Elements in the New Hungarian Civil Code

Orsolya Szeibert

77-87
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The Position of the Surviving Spouse in the Hungarian Law of Succession

Hella Molnár

89-105
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Contract Law

Transfer of Property, Claims, Rights and Contracts in the New Hungarian Civil Code

András Kisfaludi

109-122
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Assignment of a Contract in the New Czech Civil Code

Bohumil Dvoˇrák

123-129
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Risk of Loss and its Passing to the Buyer under the New Civil Code in Comparison with CISG

Petra Joanna Pipková

131-141
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Hungarian Fiduciary Asset Management Contracts in the Context of Czech Law

Miloš Kocí

143-153
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Rules on Partnership in the New Hungarian Civil Code of 2013

Zoltán Csehi

155-171
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New Regulated Credit and Loan Agreements in the New Czech and Hungarian Civil Codes

Rita Sik-Simon

173-181
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Non-contractual Obligations

Risks and Side Effects: Five Questions on the ‘New’ Hungarian Tort Law

Ádám Fuglinszky

199-221
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Regulation of Liability for Damage in the New Czech Civil Code

Jiˇrí Hrádek

223-232
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Unjustified Enrichment in the New Hungarian Civil Code

Attila Menyhárd

233-245