15 scholars from different member states of the European Union\u00a0 will come to Hamburg and be hosted by iff and the University of Hamburg.\u00a0 The meeting is in connection with the European Conference on Responsible Credit <\/a>which will take place on July 2 and 3 at the chamber of commerce in Hamburg where the project will also be presented on one of its workshops.\u00a0 In short also the book A Factual Assessment of the Draft Common Frame of Reference<\/em> Article 2: Task<\/strong> It is certainly time to discuss among labour, tenant and consumer lawyers whether the present sales orientation truly fits into a society where credit and services already dominate even the private sphere of citizens.<\/p>\n
\nEdited by Luisa Antoniolli and Francesca Fiorentini will appear where two members of the EuSoCo group have presented their concerns on the lack of account to\u00a0 Social Contracts in the Light of the Draft Common Frame of Reference for a Future EU Contract Law<\/em>. The Economic and Social Committee has presented a proposal<\/a> that would probably establish the DCFR as the dominant civil code in Europe. The European Commission after presenting a Roadmap<\/a> has now established 20 experts (Official Journal for 27 April 2010 (OJ L105, 27.4.2010, 109-111)<\/a> which within the next two years (until 26 April 2012) are supposed to present a Common Frame of Reference for a European Contract Law.<\/p>\n
\nThe group’s task shall be to assist the Commission in the preparation\u00a0 of a proposal for a Common Frame of Reference in the area of European contract law, including consumer and business contract law, and in particular in:
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