Abstract
Comparing the structures of the general contracts, the consumer law, the general obligations and the specific obligations it is striking that the new Moldovan Civil Code, which came into force on 1st March 2019, is widely influenced by the DCFR of 2009. Ten years later, the Moldovan legislator combined modern European ideas with traditional approaches and brought them together to one national Civil Code. Even if a coherent European Civil Code does still not exist, the analysis illustrates how important the work on harmonisation is and shows not least the success of the DCFR aimed to be a role model for future national legislations.
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