The prominence of doctrine and legal science in unification of European contract law

Abstract

Of the three pillars called for to construct the future European contract law (legal science, legislation and legal training) and without, of course, dispensing with the politically-economic factor and impulse closely intertwined, legal science is erected in such a way, without any a kind of doubts, in a precious and inescapable instrument, so that any unifying legislative attempt carry the banner for regardless of its contribution or disparaging its importance is condemned to failure or, at least, to a mediocre and short-sighted result. Before this scenario, Roman law assists in the XXI century to the fourth reunion with history, after the Roman, late medieval and nineteenth-century experiences..