Louise Gullifer is Professor of Commercial Law at the University of Oxford, and is Fellow and Tutor in Law at Harris Manchester College, Oxford. She is an associate member of 3 Verulam Buildings and a Bencher of Gray's Inn.Stefan Vogenauer is Linklaters Professor of Comparative Law at the University of Oxford, Director of the Oxford Institute of European and Comparative Law, and a Fellow of Brasenose College, Oxford.

'Essays in Honour of Hugh Beale' brings together the reflections of eminent scholars on important issues facing contract, consumer and commercial law, reflecting perfectly the facets of the very distinguished scholar they celebrate

• LEGAL HISTORY1 Merchants and the Legislative Process in Thirteenth CenturyEngland: The Making of the Statutes of Acton Burnel(1283) and Merchants (1285) Paul Brand2 Contract Terms Between Unequal Parties in Victorian England Catharine MacMillanLAW REFORM3 Alternatives to Legislation: Restatements and Judicial Law Reform Andrew Burrows4 The Impact of Rule-making by Financial Services Regulatorson the Common Law: The Lessons of PPI Eva Lomnicka5 Some Thoughts on Consumer Law Reform:Consolidation, Codification or a Restatement? Christian Twigg-FlesnerENGLISH CONTRACT LAW6 Freedom to Exercise Contractual Rights of Termination Michael Bridge7 Regulating Unfair Terms Mindy Chen-Wishart8 Time to Reflect on the Right to Reject Eric Clive9 Universal Terms in Contract Michael Furmston10 Some Thoughts on Undisclosed Agency Thomas Krebs11 Innominate Terms Revisited Ewan McKendrickxii Contents12 Variation and Termination of Consumer Contracts Simon WhittakerEUROPEAN CONTRACT LAW13 Unfair Prices in the Common European Sales Law Martijn W Hesselink14 CISG and CESL: Simplicity, Fairness and Social Justice Ole Lando15 The Law of Assignment in European Contract Law Wolf-Georg Ringe16 Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Jacobien W Rutgers17 ‘General Principles’ of Contract Law in Transnational Instruments Stefan Vogenauer18 Interest for Delay in Payment of Money Reinhard ZimmermannSECURITY AND FINANCING19 The Assignment of Pure Intangibles in the Conflict of Laws Roy Goode20 Compulsory Central Clearing of OTC Derivatives: The Changing Face of the Provision of Collateral Louise Gullifer21 European Secured Transactions Law at a Crossroad: The Pitfalls of a ‘Piecemeal Approach’ to Harmonisation Anna Veneziano22 How Secure is Security? Sarah WorthingtonTRENDS IN TRANSNATIONAL AND EUROPEAN COMMERCIAL LAW23 The Numerus Clausus of Property Rights: A European Principle? Christian von Bar24 New Principles in the Legal World: The Hague Principleson the Choice of Law in International Commercial Contracts Bénédicte Fauvarque-Cosson25 Ex Officio Application in Case of Unenforceable Contractsor Contract Clauses: EU Law and National Laws Confronted Arthur S Hartkamp

Louise Gullifer is Professor of Commercial Law at the University of Oxford, and is Fellow and Tutor in Law at Harris Manchester College, Oxford. She is an associate member of 3 Verulam Buildings and a Bencher of Gray's Inn.Stefan Vogenauer is Linklaters Professor of Comparative Law at the University of Oxford, Director of the Oxford Institute of European and Comparative Law, and a Fellow of Brasenose College, Oxford.

'Essays in Honour of Hugh Beale' brings together the reflections of eminent scholars on important issues facing contract, consumer and commercial law, reflecting perfectly the facets of the very distinguished scholar they celebrate

• LEGAL HISTORY1 Merchants and the Legislative Process in Thirteenth CenturyEngland: The Making of the Statutes of Acton Burnel(1283) and Merchants (1285) Paul Brand2 Contract Terms Between Unequal Parties in Victorian England Catharine MacMillanLAW REFORM3 Alternatives to Legislation: Restatements and Judicial Law Reform Andrew Burrows4 The Impact of Rule-making by Financial Services Regulatorson the Common Law: The Lessons of PPI Eva Lomnicka5 Some Thoughts on Consumer Law Reform:Consolidation, Codification or a Restatement? Christian Twigg-FlesnerENGLISH CONTRACT LAW6 Freedom to Exercise Contractual Rights of Termination Michael Bridge7 Regulating Unfair Terms Mindy Chen-Wishart8 Time to Reflect on the Right to Reject Eric Clive9 Universal Terms in Contract Michael Furmston10 Some Thoughts on Undisclosed Agency Thomas Krebs11 Innominate Terms Revisited Ewan McKendrickxii Contents12 Variation and Termination of Consumer Contracts Simon WhittakerEUROPEAN CONTRACT LAW13 Unfair Prices in the Common European Sales Law Martijn W Hesselink14 CISG and CESL: Simplicity, Fairness and Social Justice Ole Lando15 The Law of Assignment in European Contract Law Wolf-Georg Ringe16 Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Jacobien W Rutgers17 ‘General Principles’ of Contract Law in Transnational Instruments Stefan Vogenauer18 Interest for Delay in Payment of Money Reinhard ZimmermannSECURITY AND FINANCING19 The Assignment of Pure Intangibles in the Conflict of Laws Roy Goode20 Compulsory Central Clearing of OTC Derivatives: The Changing Face of the Provision of Collateral Louise Gullifer21 European Secured Transactions Law at a Crossroad: The Pitfalls of a ‘Piecemeal Approach’ to Harmonisation Anna Veneziano22 How Secure is Security? Sarah WorthingtonTRENDS IN TRANSNATIONAL AND EUROPEAN COMMERCIAL LAW23 The Numerus Clausus of Property Rights: A European Principle? Christian von Bar24 New Principles in the Legal World: The Hague Principleson the Choice of Law in International Commercial Contracts Bénédicte Fauvarque-Cosson25 Ex Officio Application in Case of Unenforceable Contractsor Contract Clauses: EU Law and National Laws Confronted Arthur S Hartkamp

Louise Gullifer is Professor of Commercial Law at the University of Oxford, and is Fellow and Tutor in Law at Harris Manchester College, Oxford. She is an associate member of 3 Verulam Buildings and a Bencher of Gray's Inn.Stefan Vogenauer is Linklaters Professor of Comparative Law at the University of Oxford, Director of the Oxford Institute of European and Comparative Law, and a Fellow of Brasenose College, Oxford.

'Essays in Honour of Hugh Beale' brings together the reflections of eminent scholars on important issues facing contract, consumer and commercial law, reflecting perfectly the facets of the very distinguished scholar they celebrate

• LEGAL HISTORY1 Merchants and the Legislative Process in Thirteenth CenturyEngland: The Making of the Statutes of Acton Burnel(1283) and Merchants (1285) Paul Brand2 Contract Terms Between Unequal Parties in Victorian England Catharine MacMillanLAW REFORM3 Alternatives to Legislation: Restatements and Judicial Law Reform Andrew Burrows4 The Impact of Rule-making by Financial Services Regulatorson the Common Law: The Lessons of PPI Eva Lomnicka5 Some Thoughts on Consumer Law Reform:Consolidation, Codification or a Restatement? Christian Twigg-FlesnerENGLISH CONTRACT LAW6 Freedom to Exercise Contractual Rights of Termination Michael Bridge7 Regulating Unfair Terms Mindy Chen-Wishart8 Time to Reflect on the Right to Reject Eric Clive9 Universal Terms in Contract Michael Furmston10 Some Thoughts on Undisclosed Agency Thomas Krebs11 Innominate Terms Revisited Ewan McKendrickxii Contents12 Variation and Termination of Consumer Contracts Simon WhittakerEUROPEAN CONTRACT LAW13 Unfair Prices in the Common European Sales Law Martijn W Hesselink14 CISG and CESL: Simplicity, Fairness and Social Justice Ole Lando15 The Law of Assignment in European Contract Law Wolf-Georg Ringe16 Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Jacobien W Rutgers17 ‘General Principles’ of Contract Law in Transnational Instruments Stefan Vogenauer18 Interest for Delay in Payment of Money Reinhard ZimmermannSECURITY AND FINANCING19 The Assignment of Pure Intangibles in the Conflict of Laws Roy Goode20 Compulsory Central Clearing of OTC Derivatives: The Changing Face of the Provision of Collateral Louise Gullifer21 European Secured Transactions Law at a Crossroad: The Pitfalls of a ‘Piecemeal Approach’ to Harmonisation Anna Veneziano22 How Secure is Security? Sarah WorthingtonTRENDS IN TRANSNATIONAL AND EUROPEAN COMMERCIAL LAW23 The Numerus Clausus of Property Rights: A European Principle? Christian von Bar24 New Principles in the Legal World: The Hague Principleson the Choice of Law in International Commercial Contracts Bénédicte Fauvarque-Cosson25 Ex Officio Application in Case of Unenforceable Contractsor Contract Clauses: EU Law and National Laws Confronted Arthur S Hartkamp