ABSTRACT
The reform passed in 2016 has deeply affected the structure of Book III of the Code Napoléon and re-founded the whole law of contract and obligations within the French legal system. The article seeks to give an account of the major changes occurred in basic concepts and terminology and to compare them to other civil law jurisdictions, particularly the Italian one.
Sirena, Pietro, The New Design of the French Law of Contract and Obligations: An Italian View (June 9, 2019) in The Code Napoléon Rewritten: French Contract Law After the 2016 Reforms, edited by John Cartwright and Simon Whittaker, London, 2017, pp 339-360; Bocconi Legal Studies Research Paper No 3401411, June 2019.
First posted 2019-06-12 13:52:16
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