THE OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE INFORMATION AND FRAUD IN THE TRANSFER OF CORPORATE RIGHTS
- 100 pages
- 4 hours of reading
The book examines the intricate relationship between the obligation to inform and fraud in the context of contract law, particularly following recent reforms in the Civil Code. It highlights how the unique characteristics of social rights complicate their protection under general contract law. The study delves into the implications of reluctance to disclose information and analyzes both French law and the OHADA draft uniform text on obligations. Ultimately, it argues for the need for specialized protections for the assignment of social rights due to their incorporeal nature.
