Danish Business Law

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Danish Business Law offers a comprehensive introduction to key areas of business law in Denmark. It is designed to give foreign readers a broad understanding of Danish legal principles relevant to business, whether for practical use, study, or other purposes.

An accessible overview of Danish business law with insights into both national and international legal influences.

This book presents a clear and concise guide to various aspects of Danish business law, covering both purely national regulations and those shaped by international factors. It aims to provide foreign readers with a valuable perspective on legal rules that often share similarities with those in their own countries.

The term "business law" here refers to the legal framework governing business activities, focusing on the practical needs of managing legal relationships within the business world. This English edition is a translation of the Danish title "Dansk Erhvervsret."

The contents include:

• Introduction and national sources of law
• EU law and international legal factors
• An overview of the Danish court system
• Non-contractual damages and insurance law
• Contract formation and sale of goods, including international sales
• Credit agreements and intellectual property rights
• Marketing, competition, and financing law basics
• Money claims, transfer of claims, real property conveyancing, and security rights over chattels
• Guarantees, business collapse, and employment law
• Business organization and company law
• International choice of law and procedural law

The chapters are authored by Bent Iversen and Lars Lindencrone Petersen, covering a wide range of topics essential for understanding Danish business law.

Translated by: Hanne Grøn

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