This chapter addresses the intertwining of Environment Law
and Consumer Law, taking into account ... more This chapter addresses the intertwining of Environment Law and Consumer Law, taking into account behavioural economics and legal paternalism. To this extent, we start from the timid assertions inscribed the UN and EU agendas on this issue. Such assertions were developed and formed the concept of “sustainable consumption”, now enshrined in many laws. Bearing this in mind, we try to read the current legal framework on the sale of goods to consumers not merely from a contractual perspective, but rather from an engaged environmental perspective, to assess if Decree-Law no. 84/2021 can tackle the major concerns raised by the sustainable development goals adopted by Directive 2019/771. To this extent, we do not remain attached to strict legal concepts of Contract Law, but rather try to assess the fitness of the legal framework to embrace sustainable consumption, using as a test probe the consumer right to repair.
Estudos em homenagem ao professor António Martins da Cruz / coord. José de Matos Correia, Ricardo... more Estudos em homenagem ao professor António Martins da Cruz / coord. José de Matos Correia, Ricardo Leite Pinto. - Lisboa : Universidade Lusíada, 2020. - P. 331-349
Revista da Faculdade de Direito da Universidade de Lisboa, 2021
this paper analyzes the key aspects that arise by contractual asymmetry in commercial contracts, ... more this paper analyzes the key aspects that arise by contractual asymmetry in commercial contracts, aiming to give solutions to cease such situations, through the connection with classical themes such as freedom of contract, commutative justice or the role of Morals in law, as well proportionality in contract law.
Revista de Direito Financeiro e dos Mercados de Capitais, 2021
Anchored in the definitions set forth in RGICSF, this paper analyzes
the soundness of the Draft B... more Anchored in the definitions set forth in RGICSF, this paper analyzes the soundness of the Draft Banking Activity Code’s (ACAB) proposals in defining “credit institution” and “financial company.
This paper analyzes the main characteristics of the financial collateral arrangements, namely the... more This paper analyzes the main characteristics of the financial collateral arrangements, namely the financial pledge and its variants, without neglecting its particular insolvential framework.
this paper analyzes the main repercussions of the outbreak of covid- 19 in the aeronautical sect... more this paper analyzes the main repercussions of the outbreak of covid- 19 in the aeronautical sector, addressing the projected state aids and amendments to the institutional aviation law and, above all, the repercussions of the pandemic in the carriage by air contract.
This chapter addresses the intertwining of Environment Law
and Consumer Law, taking into account ... more This chapter addresses the intertwining of Environment Law and Consumer Law, taking into account behavioural economics and legal paternalism. To this extent, we start from the timid assertions inscribed the UN and EU agendas on this issue. Such assertions were developed and formed the concept of “sustainable consumption”, now enshrined in many laws. Bearing this in mind, we try to read the current legal framework on the sale of goods to consumers not merely from a contractual perspective, but rather from an engaged environmental perspective, to assess if Decree-Law no. 84/2021 can tackle the major concerns raised by the sustainable development goals adopted by Directive 2019/771. To this extent, we do not remain attached to strict legal concepts of Contract Law, but rather try to assess the fitness of the legal framework to embrace sustainable consumption, using as a test probe the consumer right to repair.
Estudos em homenagem ao professor António Martins da Cruz / coord. José de Matos Correia, Ricardo... more Estudos em homenagem ao professor António Martins da Cruz / coord. José de Matos Correia, Ricardo Leite Pinto. - Lisboa : Universidade Lusíada, 2020. - P. 331-349
Revista da Faculdade de Direito da Universidade de Lisboa, 2021
this paper analyzes the key aspects that arise by contractual asymmetry in commercial contracts, ... more this paper analyzes the key aspects that arise by contractual asymmetry in commercial contracts, aiming to give solutions to cease such situations, through the connection with classical themes such as freedom of contract, commutative justice or the role of Morals in law, as well proportionality in contract law.
Revista de Direito Financeiro e dos Mercados de Capitais, 2021
Anchored in the definitions set forth in RGICSF, this paper analyzes
the soundness of the Draft B... more Anchored in the definitions set forth in RGICSF, this paper analyzes the soundness of the Draft Banking Activity Code’s (ACAB) proposals in defining “credit institution” and “financial company.
This paper analyzes the main characteristics of the financial collateral arrangements, namely the... more This paper analyzes the main characteristics of the financial collateral arrangements, namely the financial pledge and its variants, without neglecting its particular insolvential framework.
this paper analyzes the main repercussions of the outbreak of covid- 19 in the aeronautical sect... more this paper analyzes the main repercussions of the outbreak of covid- 19 in the aeronautical sector, addressing the projected state aids and amendments to the institutional aviation law and, above all, the repercussions of the pandemic in the carriage by air contract.
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and Consumer Law, taking into account behavioural economics and legal
paternalism. To this extent, we start from the timid assertions inscribed the UN and EU agendas on this issue. Such assertions were developed and formed the concept of “sustainable consumption”, now enshrined in many laws. Bearing this in mind, we try to read the current legal framework on the sale of goods to consumers not merely from a contractual perspective, but rather from an engaged environmental perspective, to assess if Decree-Law no. 84/2021 can tackle the major concerns raised by the sustainable development goals adopted by Directive 2019/771. To this extent, we do not remain attached to strict legal concepts of Contract Law, but rather try to assess the fitness of the legal framework to embrace sustainable consumption, using as a test probe the consumer right to repair.
the soundness of the Draft Banking Activity Code’s (ACAB) proposals in
defining “credit institution” and “financial company.
and Consumer Law, taking into account behavioural economics and legal
paternalism. To this extent, we start from the timid assertions inscribed the UN and EU agendas on this issue. Such assertions were developed and formed the concept of “sustainable consumption”, now enshrined in many laws. Bearing this in mind, we try to read the current legal framework on the sale of goods to consumers not merely from a contractual perspective, but rather from an engaged environmental perspective, to assess if Decree-Law no. 84/2021 can tackle the major concerns raised by the sustainable development goals adopted by Directive 2019/771. To this extent, we do not remain attached to strict legal concepts of Contract Law, but rather try to assess the fitness of the legal framework to embrace sustainable consumption, using as a test probe the consumer right to repair.
the soundness of the Draft Banking Activity Code’s (ACAB) proposals in
defining “credit institution” and “financial company.