Publisher's Synopsis
[Purchasing Law and Leasing Law]
The complex legal subject matter of the "new purchasing law" as the "heart" of the law of obligations reform is independently and analytically examined and thereby is both a clear and practical presentation of the numerous issues under dispute. The comprehensive portrayal of the specific types of purchase and exchange contracts is described here. The volume also offers the first systematic paper on leasing contract law, which is frequently understood in practice to be a purchase substitute. The conditions of part-time right of abode contracts (§§ 481-487) are explained under special consideration for their interconnection with the regulations of the legal consumer-protection right of revocation.
