Lehrbuch der ökonomischen Analyse des Zivilrechts

Abstract

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EU Law and Private International Law

“…4 (5) was meant to counterbalance the rigidity of the presumptions by leaving courts a certain margin of fl exibility. Instead of following the case-law prevalent in some Member States 92 that the presumption 93 Case C-133/08 Intercontainer Interfrigo (ICF) SC v Balkenende Oosthuizen BV and MIC Operations BV [2009] ECR I-9687, par. 64.…”

“…could only be overridden when the place where the party who is to eff ect the performance which is characteristic of the contract is established has no genuine connecting value, the Court held that the exception was to be applied 'where it is clear from the circumstances as a whole that the contract is more closely connected with a country other than that determined on the basis of one of the criteria set out in Article 4(2) to (4) of the Convention' . 93 Although the ECJ leaves much to the imagination of national courts it is remarkable, in the light of the caselaw under Brussels I, that the narrowest interpretation of the exception has been struck out.…”

“…), Naar een sociaal IPR, Een keus uit het werk van L. de Winter, Kluwer: Deventer (1979), pp. 182-217 93 Th is Treaty however never came into force: Strikwerda, L., Inleiding tot het Nederlandse Internationaal Privaatrecht, Groningen, Wolters-Noordhoff , 1988, pp. 116 have such an interest in the observance of its mandatory rules outside its territory that these rules have to be respected by a Dutch court, even though the parties have favoured the application of Dutch law.…”

“…13 of the Benelux Treaty concerning a Uniform Law on Private International Law (1969). 93 Th e article drew inspiration from the Alnati decision: subparagraph 1 provided for the possibility of applying the overriding mandatory provisions of the forum, while subparagraph 2 provided that a choice of law could not prejudice the application of overriding mandatory provisions of the 94 Deelen, J., "Internationale Contracten", Mededelingen van de Nederlandse Vereniging voor Internationaal Recht, no. 63, 1971, pp.…”

Der Leistungsort der Nacherfüllung

“…10 In einer idealen Welt mit unbegrenzter Rationalität, symmetrischer Informationsverteilung und unter Abwesenheit von Transaktionskosten würden die Parteien einen sogenannten "vollständigen Vertrag" schließen. 11 Dieser Vertrag ordnet Risiken in Bezug auf jedwede Kontingenz bezüglich der Vertragsdurchführung explizit zu.…”