Adhesion Contracts on Kosovo Contractual Business Law

AuthorArmand Krasniqi
PositionLecturer, PhD, Economy Faculty, University of Prishtina, Kosovo
Pages107-116
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Adhesion Contracts on Kosovo Contractual
Business Law
Armand KRASNIQI
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Abstract: A contract is the most flexible and secure legal instrument through which subjects of Law
easily regulate business relations in state and internationally. Today's economic development and
mobility and dynamism of busin ess law entities necessarily have influenced in modifying and
developing contracts from legal classic instruments into acts, respectively complex legal contracting
establishment. As such, now some of them have become types of contracts formulated, formalized
and ratified by auth orized institutions, such types of contracts to regulate a number of practical
problems, giving essential emphasis on solution of possible disputes. Among traditional but
modernized contracts are adhesion contracts. Their role in practice is great. Their adoptability in use
differs in terms of the simple technique of binding a contract and efficiency to support the needs of
parties, respectively customers. In scientific fields there are debates and opinions about the fact that in
this case only one of the parties sets conditions and elements of the contract, while the other party
does not have any other option but to accept it or not. Superiority of one of the parties in relation to
the other party makes the principle of autonomy and equality of parties concluding the contract
disputable. If this principle is violated, should relations between these parties be considered a
contract.
Keywords: Contract; adhesion; law; obligations; legal system
JEL Classification: K12
1. Introduction
The role and importance of contracts, particularly in the business field, is large in
both our law and comparative law. Through it transfer is carried out, respectively
goods circulation within the state and internationally. Besides business relation
respect, through contracts ownership can be transferred. Actually, because of their
importance they always should be regulated by the legal system and to have legal
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Lecturer, PhD, Economy Faculty, University of Prishtina, Kosovo, Address: Priştina 10000,
Kosovo, Corresponding author: mandikrasniqi@gmail.com.
AUDJ, vol. 12, no. 3/2016, pp. 107-116

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