Abstract
Information as a matter of contractual obligation, thus far has not been subject to complex considerations of civil law science. In this respect, judicature either, does not provide plausible material for analysis. The basic aims of the author`s publication were focused on an attempt to systematize knowledge concerning information within civil law aspect together with highlighting still multiplying classification and interpretative difficulties which stem from certain legal solutions (possibly lack of them), having influence on the main subject of this article. The publication deals with acknowledging information as a matter of a service. Besides, there were presented regulating concepts of the above mentioned services in the new Civil Law Code and Draft Common Frame of Reference. The article was dedicated to considering the possibility of acknowledging information, among others, as a matter of a specific-task contract, license contract, know-how contract.
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