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How far will a Common European Sales Law facilitate cross-border trade?

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Published on: 22 October 2012

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Original news:
What are the key changes being proposed?
What problems does the proposed legislation seek to address?
What impact will the measures have for businesses and consumers?
Are the measures capable of being effectively implemented and enforced?
Will a CESL kick-start the single market?
What should lawyers keep in mind when advising clients?
What are your predictions for future developments?

Article summary

Commercial analysis: The European Parliament's Economic Affairs Committee has voted in support of Commission proposals for a Common European Sales Law. David Webster, a partner in the Corporate & Commercial Team at Russell-Cooke LLP, discusses the advantages and disadvantages of a commercial law intended to facilitate cross-border trade in the single market.

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