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Dicke on Capital Market related Transactions with Consumers under the Rome I Regulation

May 26, 2015/in /by Giesela Ruehl
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153399_b1b27432fbAndrea Isabell Dicke, attorney at law in Berlin, has authored a book on capital market related financial transactions with consumers under the Rome I Regulation (“Kapitalmarktgeschäfte mit Verbrauchern unter der Rom I-VO“)  Published by Mohr Siebeck the book provides a detailed and thorough analysis of Article 6(4) lit. d) and e) of the Rome I Regulation (in German). Further information is available on the publisher’s website. The official (English) abstract reads as follows:

Article 6(4) lit. d) and e) of the Rome I Regulation establish various capital market-related categories which are excluded from the general consumer protection under the special conflict of laws rule for consumer contracts in Article 6 of the Rome I Regulation. Andrea Isabell Dicke examines the scope of application and practical relevance of this exemption provision.

 

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