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Consumer law and unfair contract terms: the Austrian answer to a worldwide challenge
the object of this thesis is to give a comprehensive description and a critical evaluation of consumer law, a field of law which has developed rapidly in the last two decades and the exact contents and function of which are the subject of keen academic debate.
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