Convergence and unification of 19th Century European commercial sales law. Why the CESL might just be an Intermezzo in the game of unifying European commercial sales law

J. Oosterhuis

Convergence and unification of 19th Century European commercial sales law. Why the CESL might just be an Intermezzo in the game of unifying European commercial sales law

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Tradition, codification and unification: comparative-historical essays on developments in civil law
Editors	J.M. Milo, J.H.A. Lokin, J.M. Smits
Place of Publication	Cambridge, Antwerp, Portland
Publisher	Intersentia
Pages	159-173
Number of pages	15
ISBN (Print)	978-17-8068-223-5
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2014

Publication series

Series	Ius Commune Europaeum
Number	128

Cite this

Oosterhuis, J. (2014). Convergence and unification of 19th Century European commercial sales law. Why the CESL might just be an Intermezzo in the game of unifying European commercial sales law. In J. M. Milo, J. H. A. Lokin, & J. M. Smits (Eds.), Tradition, codification and unification: comparative-historical essays on developments in civil law (pp. 159-173). Intersentia.

Oosterhuis, J. / Convergence and unification of 19th Century European commercial sales law. Why the CESL might just be an Intermezzo in the game of unifying European commercial sales law. Tradition, codification and unification: comparative-historical essays on developments in civil law. editor / J.M. Milo ; J.H.A. Lokin ; J.M. Smits. Cambridge, Antwerp, Portland : Intersentia, 2014. pp. 159-173 (Ius Commune Europaeum; No. 128).

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Convergence and unification of 19th Century European commercial sales law. Why the CESL might just be an Intermezzo in the game of unifying European commercial sales law. / Oosterhuis, J.
Tradition, codification and unification: comparative-historical essays on developments in civil law. ed. / J.M. Milo; J.H.A. Lokin; J.M. Smits. Cambridge, Antwerp, Portland: Intersentia, 2014. p. 159-173 (Ius Commune Europaeum; No. 128).

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Oosterhuis J. Convergence and unification of 19th Century European commercial sales law. Why the CESL might just be an Intermezzo in the game of unifying European commercial sales law. In Milo JM, Lokin JHA, Smits JM, editors, Tradition, codification and unification: comparative-historical essays on developments in civil law. Cambridge, Antwerp, Portland: Intersentia. 2014. p. 159-173. (Ius Commune Europaeum; No. 128).