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XII/2007
Developments in European Law: European Initiatives (CFR) and Reform of Civil Law in New Member States

15 Years of the Estonian Constitution

XII/2007
ISBN 978-9985-870-22-8

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Dear Reader,

Kalle Merusk

pp. 1-1

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Constitution in a Blast of Changes

Heinrich Schneider

pp. 4-14

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Principles of Law and Legal Dogmatics as Methods Used by Constitutional Courts

Raul Narits

pp. 15-22

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An Early Decision with Far-reaching Consequences

Madis Ernits

pp. 23-35

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Unfair Contracts of Suretyship — a Question about the Horizontal Effect of Fundamental Rights or about the Application of Contract Law Principles

Irene Kull

pp. 36-45

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Should Estonian Law Provide for an Award of Punitive Damages?

Karin Sein

pp. 46-54

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A Glance at the Estonian Legal Landscape in View of the Constitution Amendment Act

Julia Laffranque

pp. 55-66

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Procedural Issues Relating to EU Law in the Estonian Supreme Court

Carri Ginter

pp. 67-79

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Discourse upon the Constituent Human Rights Developments in the European Union

Jaanika Erne

pp. 80-90

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Precautionary Environmental Protection and Human Rights

Hannes Veinla

pp. 91-99

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Free Movement v. Social Rights in an Enlarged Union — the Laval and Viking Cases before the ECJ

Norbert Reich

pp. 100-115

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The Changing Landscape of Cross-border Insolvency Law in Europe

Bob Wessels

pp. 116-124

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Problems of Introduction of Societas Europaea in Estonian Law

Andres Vutt, Margit Vutt

pp. 125-133

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The Concept of Dominance in Estonian Competition Law

Katri Paas, Elo Tamm

pp. 134-141

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Differentiation of Mistake and Fraud as Grounds for Rescission of Transaction

Kalev Saare, Karin Sein, Mari-Ann Simovart

pp. 142-151

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Fault in the Three-stage Structure of the General Elements of Tort

Janno Lahe

pp. 152-160

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Some Issues Regarding Entrepreneurial Universities and Intellectual Property

Heiki Pisuke, Aleksei Kelli

pp. 161-172

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Lexica iuridica in Juridica: Latin Terms as a Reflection of Europanisation of Estonian Legal Culture

Merike Ristikivi

pp. 173-179

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Roman Law in the Baltic Private Law Act –the Triumph of Roman Law in the Baltic Sea Provinces?

Hesi Siimets-Gross

pp. 180-189

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Peter Schlechtriem (2.3.1933–23.4.2007)

pp. 190-190

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Developments in European Law: European Initiatives (CFR) and Reform of Civil Law in New Member States

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15 Years of the Estonian Constitution

Developments in European Law: European Initiatives (CFR) and Reform of Civil Law in New Member States

Dear Reader,

Constitution in a Blast of Changes

Principles of Law and Legal Dogmatics as Methods Used by Constitutional Courts

An Early Decision with Far-reaching Consequences

Unfair Contracts of Suretyship — a Question about the Horizontal Effect of Fundamental Rights or about the Application of Contract Law Principles

Should Estonian Law Provide for an Award of Punitive Damages?

A Glance at the Estonian Legal Landscape in View of the Constitution Amendment Act

Procedural Issues Relating to EU Law in the Estonian Supreme Court

Discourse upon the Constituent Human Rights Developments in the European Union

Precautionary Environmental Protection and Human Rights

Free Movement v. Social Rights in an Enlarged Union — the Laval and Viking Cases before the ECJ

The Changing Landscape of Cross-border Insolvency Law in Europe

Problems of Introduction of Societas Europaea in Estonian Law

The Concept of Dominance in Estonian Competition Law

Differentiation of Mistake and Fraud as Grounds for Rescission of Transaction

Fault in the Three-stage Structure of the General Elements of Tort

Some Issues Regarding Entrepreneurial Universities and Intellectual Property

Lexica iuridica in Juridica: Latin Terms as a Reflection of Europanisation of Estonian Legal Culture

Roman Law in the Baltic Private Law Act –the Triumph of Roman Law in the Baltic Sea Provinces?

Peter Schlechtriem (2.3.1933–23.4.2007)

Developments in European Law: European Initiatives (CFR) and Reform of Civil Law in New Member States

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Developments in European Law: European Initiatives (CFR) and Reform of Civil Law in New Member States

Dear Reader,

Constitution in a Blast of Changes

Principles of Law and Legal Dogmatics as Methods Used by Constitutional Courts

An Early Decision with Far-reaching Consequences

Unfair Contracts of Suretyship — a Question about the Horizontal Effect of Fundamental Rights or about the Application of Contract Law Principles

Should Estonian Law Provide for an Award of Punitive Damages?

A Glance at the Estonian Legal Landscape in View of the Constitution Amendment Act

Procedural Issues Relating to EU Law in the Estonian Supreme Court

Discourse upon the Constituent Human Rights Developments in the European Union

Precautionary Environmental Protection and Human Rights

Free Movement v. Social Rights in an Enlarged Union — the Laval and Viking Cases before the ECJ

The Changing Landscape of Cross-border Insolvency Law in Europe

Problems of Introduction of Societas Europaea in Estonian Law

The Concept of Dominance in Estonian Competition Law

Differentiation of Mistake and Fraud as Grounds for Rescission of Transaction

Fault in the Three-stage Structure of the General Elements of Tort

Some Issues Regarding Entrepreneurial Universities and Intellectual Property

Lexica iuridica in Juridica: Latin Terms as a Reflection of Europanisation of Estonian Legal Culture

Roman Law in the Baltic Private Law Act –the Triumph of Roman Law in the Baltic Sea Provinces?

Peter Schlechtriem (2.3.1933–23.4.2007)

Developments in European Law: European Initiatives (CFR) and Reform of Civil Law in New Member States