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  1. Turkish Civil Code and the Turkish Code of Obligations
  2. UNCITRAL
  3. UNIDROIT
  4. UNIDROIT Principles of International Commercial Contracts (PICC)
  5. Ulrich Drobnig
  6. Ulrich Ernst
  7. Ulrich Magnus
  8. Ulrich Runggaldier
  9. Undue Influence
  10. Unfair Competition
  11. Unfair Competition (Basic Principles)
  12. Unfair Competition (Consequences)
  13. Unfair Competition and Freedoms of Movement
  14. Uniform Law
  15. Unilateralism (PIL)
  16. Union Citizenship
  17. Unjustified Enrichment
  18. Unsolicited Goods
  19. Unwinding of Contracts
  20. Usus Modernus
  21. Utility Model
  22. Verena Brandt
  23. Vertical Agreements in EU Competition Law
  24. Verwirkung (Estoppel)
  25. Vicarious Liability
  26. Walter Doralt
  27. Walter Pintens
  28. Wills
  29. Wolfgang Ernst
  30. Wolfgang Wurmnest
  31. Working Time
  32. Works Council
  33. World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
  34. Yeşim M Atamer

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