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Evaluating the ‘New Culture’ of Human Rights in European

Evaluating the ‘New Culture’ of Human Rights in European description of litigious facts which sought a solution through private law, usually in more than one jurisdiction. The final structure of fact patterns resulted as follows: I. Contract Law 1. The object, cause, content, or purpose of the contract or a contract clause infringes a fundamental right 1.1 Surrogate motherhood 1.2 Contractual waiver of a right 1.3 Consumer contracts ­ indemnification for lost profits 1.4 Landlord-tenant relationship ­ validity of contractual clause restricting access of family members or life partners 2. Discrimination 2.1 Discrimination on the basis of age 2.2 Discrimination on the basis of sex Centre for European Law and Politics at the University of Bremen (ZERP). Both editors of this special edition of the ERPL were young researchers in the project's team based in ZERP. 6 Sant'Anna School for Advanced Studies of Pisa (SSSUP). 7 More information on this project can be found at and , last accessed on 3 Oct. 2008. 2.3 Discrimination on the basis of religion, belief, political opinion 2.4 Discrimination on the basis of nationality 2.5 Discrimination on the basis of race 2.6 Discrimination on the basis of other grounds Duty of care/duty of confidence/duty of cooperation The performance of a contract http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png European Review of Private Law Kluwer Law International

Evaluating the ‘New Culture’ of Human Rights in European

European Review of Private Law , Volume 16 (5) – Oct 1, 2008

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Abstract

description of litigious facts which sought a solution through private law, usually in more than one jurisdiction. The final structure of fact patterns resulted as follows: I. Contract Law 1. The object, cause, content, or purpose of the contract or a contract clause infringes a fundamental right 1.1 Surrogate motherhood 1.2 Contractual waiver of a right 1.3 Consumer contracts ­ indemnification for lost profits 1.4 Landlord-tenant relationship ­ validity of contractual clause restricting access of family members or life partners 2. Discrimination 2.1 Discrimination on the basis of age 2.2 Discrimination on the basis of sex Centre for European Law and Politics at the University of Bremen (ZERP). Both editors of this special edition of the ERPL were young researchers in the project's team based in ZERP. 6 Sant'Anna School for Advanced Studies of Pisa (SSSUP). 7 More information on this project can be found at and , last accessed on 3 Oct. 2008. 2.3 Discrimination on the basis of religion, belief, political opinion 2.4 Discrimination on the basis of nationality 2.5 Discrimination on the basis of race 2.6 Discrimination on the basis of other grounds Duty of care/duty of confidence/duty of cooperation The performance of a contract

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Published: Oct 1, 2008

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