International Conference on The Common European Law about Sales
On October, 19th and 20th, 2012 at the UNWE was carried out an International Conference on the Common European Law about Sales?. The purpose of the Forum was the discussion of a project for regulations of the European Parliament and the European Union Council for Common European Rights about Sales. In the project is suggested a dispositive (optional) legal framework about sales to be allowed the application of uniform European general rules at a will of the parties to the transaction. Benefits form such a common law are associated primarily with the unification of the economic and judicial practice and convergence of the EU member-states law in such a field of the law where in spite of the national specifics it is possible to be achieved a uniform regime.
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| Participants in the Conference |
The Conference was organized by the University of Trier, under the guidance of Prof. Thomas Rufner, within the framework of the initiative University of the Large Region by the participation of UNWE, the Legal Faculty and the Inter-University Center for Study of the Roman Law and Romanesque Tradition. In the conference participated approved and young researchers from several countries – Belgium, Bulgaria, Germany, Luxembourg, Norway and Romania. They discussed the issues of the current common law and the relevant national specifics.
In the Forum took part by reports lecturers from the University of Trier, Germany: Prof. Thomas Rufner (The European Sales Law in Business-to-Business-Transactions, Review and Evaluation from the German Point of View), Prof. Hans Friedrich Muller (The Formation of Contract, Review and Evaluation from German Point of View), Vanessa Einhoyzer; from the University of Liege: Prof. Jean-Francois Gerkens (The European Sales Law in Business-to-Business-Transactions, Review and Evaluation According to the Legal Point of View in Belgium, France and Luxembourg); from the University of Luxembourg: Prof. Pascal Ancel (Non-performance and Remedies, Introduction and Evaluation According to the Legal Point of View in Belgium, France and Luxembourg), Elise Poillot (The Formation of Contract, Evaluation According to the Legal Point of View in Belgium, France and Luxembourg), Prof. Gilles Cuniberti (Scope of Application of the New Sales Law, Evaluation According to the Legal Point of View in Belgium, France and Luxembourg); from the University of Sheffield: Prof. Isabelle Rueda (The International Tools Usage in the Interpreting of the New European Sales Law); from the University of Craiova: Prof. Bianca Predescu (Scope of Application of the New Sales Law, Evaluation from the Romanian Point of View), Prof. Lucian Sauleanu (The European Sales Law in Business-to-Business-Transactions, Evaluation from the Romanian Point of View), Prof. Manuela Istratoaie (The Formation of Contract, Evaluation from the Romanian Point of View), Prof. Anca Dusca (Non-performance and Remedies, Evaluation from the Romanian Point of View); from the University of Saarbrukken: Prof. Michael Martinek (A Red Card for the „Blue Button“?), Prof. Michael Anton (Non-performance and Remedies, Evaluation from the German Point of View), Prof. Tiziana Chiusi (Scope of Application of the New Sales Law, Evaluation from the German Point of View), Prof. Norman Konecncy (European Union Competency for Adoption of the Common Law about Sales). Participants from Bulgaria were: UNWE, Law Faculty, Private Law Department, Prof. Zlatka Sukareva (Openning,Protection of Consumers in the Optional Tool), Assoc.prof. Boris Landzhev (Scope of Application of the New Sales Law, Evaluation from the Bulgarian Point of View), Assoc. Prof. Tania Iossifova (The Formation of Contract, Evaluation from the Bulgarian Point of View), Assoc. Prof. Waltschin Daskalov (Non-performance and Remedies, Evaluation from the Bulgarian Point of View), Assoc. Prof. Jivko Draganov (The European Sales Law in Business-to-Business-Transactions, Evaluation from the Bulgarian Point of View), Dr. Diana Marinova (The Draft Common Sales Law and the Vienna Convention on the International Sale of Goods).
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| Prof. Rufner | Prof. Martinek |
The conference was opened by Prof. Hristina Balabanova, Dean of the Legal Faculty and Assoc. Prof. Konstantin Tanev, Director of the Inter-University Center for Study of the Roman Law and Romanesque Tradition. In the Conference took part lecturers and students from the Legal Faculty of UNWE.
