Title: Commission on European Contract Law, 1994 Creator: European Union Rights: Copyright (C) 1994 European Union Publisher: SiSU http://www.jus.uio.no/sisu (this copy) Date: 1994 Sourcefile: eu.principles.lando.commission.sst Filetype: HTML document text Source digest: SHA256(eu.principles.lando.commission.sst)= 9d8590bd08b067483c751c6e822d2a8c0f59fd0ccbcd8f93577658ff84c73b26 Skin digest: SHA256(skin_lm.rb)= 5acda64a9532f9ef6b71693da2b471d4efac2f23a8499e68de066eec8ea9b8e9 Generated by: Generated by: SiSU 2.6.3 of 2010w30/3 (2010-07-28) Ruby version: ruby 1.8.7 (2010-08-16 patchlevel 302) [i486-linux] Document (dal) last generated: Tue Sep 21 16:56:02 -0400 2010 1 Commission on European Contract Law 2 Commission on European Contract Law 3 The Commission on european contract law is the author of the Restatement called PRINCIPLES OF EUROPEAN CONTRACT LAW in the framework of the < A HREF="#CECL_Resolution">Resolutions of the European Parliament on the codication of private law</a>
4 Chairman of the Commission 5
ol/JUR@cbs.dk Prof. Ole LANDOLegal Department, Handelshøjskolen i København (DK)
 6 Members of the Commission 7
Prof. Dr. Christian von BARInstitut für internationales Privatrecht und Rechtsvergleichung Universität Osnabrück (D)
Prof. Hugh BEALE hugh@themis.law.warwick.ac.ukSchool of Law University of Warwick (ENG. - GB)
Prof. Joachim BONELLUNIDROIT Roma (I)
Prof. Michael G. BRIDGE michael.bridge@nottingham.ac.ukDept. of Law University of Nottingham (ENG - GB)
Prof. Carlo CASTRONOVOUniversità cattolica del S Cuore MILANO (I)
Prof. Mme. de MAGALHAES COLLA&Ccedil;OFaculdade de Direito Universidade Lisboa (P)
Prof. Dr. Ulrich DROBNIGMax-Planck-Institut für internationales und ausländisches Privatrecht Hamburg (D)
Mr. Marc ELVINGERLuxembourg (L)
Prof. Arthur S. HARTKAMPHoge Raad der Nederlanden (NL)
Prof. Ewoud H. HONDIUS E.Hondius@rgl.ruu.nlMolengraaff Instituut voor Privaatrecht Rijksuniversiteit Utrecht (NL)
Prof. G. HORSMANSFaculté de droit Université Catholique de Louvain (WL - B)
Prof. Konstantinos D. KERAMEUS main@hiilf.ath.forthnet.grEthniko kai Kapodistriako Panepistimio Athinon (GR)
Prof. Hector L. MacQUEEN Hector.L.Macqueen@ed.ac.ukDepartment of Private Law, University of Edinburgh (SC - GB)
Prof. Brian Mc MAHONGalway University (EIRE)
Prof. Willibald POSCH Willibald.Posch@kfunigraz.ac.atInstitut für bürgerliches Recht Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz (A)
Prof. Jan Ramberg Jan.Ramberg@juridicum.su.seJuridicum Stockholm Universitet (S)
Prof. Georges ROUHETTEUniversité d'Auvergne Clermont-Ferrand (F)
Prof. Pablo SALVADOR CODERCH salvador_pablo@dret.upf.esUnivers. Pompeu Fabra Barcelona (CAT- ESP)
Prof. Matthias E. STORME Matthias.Storme@rug.ac.beKatholieke Universiteit Leuven & Universiteit Antwerpen (VL- B)
Prof. Denis TALLONInstitut de droit comparé Université de Paris (F)
Prof. Thomas WILHELMSSON thomas.wilhelmsson@helsinki.fiDepartment of private law University of Helsinki (SF)
Prof. Reinhard ZIMMERMANN Reinhard.Zimmermann@jura.uni-regensburg.deJuristische Fakultät Universität Regensburg (D)
 8 For more information, write to the Secretary of the Commission, Matthias E. STORME, matthias@storme.be 9 Resolutions of the European Pariament 10 Concerning the codification of private law and the Commission on european contract law. 11 2. Resolution on the harmonization of certain sectors of the private law of the Member States. 6 May 1994 12 The European Parliament 13 - having regard to Rule 148 of its Rules of Procedure
- having regard to the report of the Committee o n Legal Affairs and Citizens' Rights (A3-0329/94)
 14 A. whereas the Community has already harmonized several areas of private law, 15 B. whereas Parliament, in its resolution of 26 May 1989 on action to bring into line the private law of the Member States (OJ C 158, 28-6-1989, p. 400), asked that a start be made on the necessary preparatory work for the drawing up of a Common European Code of Private Law, 16 C. whereas the Commission ha not yet undertaken this preparatory work, 17 D. whereas progressive harmonization of certain sectors of private law is essential to the completion of the internal market, 18 1. Calls on the Commission for work to be commenced on the possibility of drawing up a Common European Code of Private Law; 19 2. Calls for the setting up of a committee of experts to propose priorities for partial harmonization in the short term and a more general harmonization in the long term; 20 3. Considers that the Union could promote harmonization and standardization at world or European level within organizations such as Unidroit, Unictral and the Council of Europe; 21 4. considers that support should continue to be given to the Commission on European Contract Law, better known as the Lando Commission, in its work on harmonization of contract law; 22 5. Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the Council, the Commission and the governments of the Member States.