TFL Vsebine / Revija Pravnik

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Prispevek je poročilo s strokovnega srečanja XXII. Dnevi civilnega in gospodarskega prava, ki je v organizaciji Inštituta za primerjalno pravo pri Pravni fakulteti in Pravne fakultete Univerze v Ljubljani potekalo 18. in 19. aprila 2024 v Portorožu. Dogodek je bil razdeljen na štiri sekcije: civilnopravni vidiki kibernetske varnosti, vzajemno neizpolnjene pogodbe, vloga umetne inteligence v organih vodenja in nadzora ter sodna praksa v sodni praksi. Osrednja pozornost prispevka je namenjena sekciji o sodni praksi, govora pa je predvsem o aktualni temi kreditov v švicarskih frankih in dolžnostim banke v zvezi z njimi. Predavanja, predvsem pa vneta razprava po njih, so jasno pokazala, da so številna vprašanja v zvezi s sodno presojo v zadevah kreditov v švicarskih frankih še odprta. Med drugimi tudi bistveno vprašanje o retro- aktivnosti sodne prakse.

The contribution is a report from the XXII professional meeting Dnevi civilnega in gospodarskega prava (The Days of Civil and Commercial Law), organ- ised by the Institute for Comparative Law at the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Law of the University of Ljubljana. The event took place on 18 and 19 April 2024 in Portorož, Slovenia. The event was divided into four panels: Civil Legal Aspects of Cyber Security, Mutually Unfulfilled Contracts, The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Management and Supervisory Bodies, and Jurisprudence in Jurisprudence. The main focus of the article is on the panel on case law, particularly addressing the current topic of loans in Swiss francs and the bank’s duties in relation to them. The presentations, and above all the lively discus- sion that followed, made it clear that many questions regarding judicial review in Swiss franc loan matters remain unresolved. Among these is the essential question of the retroactivity of judicial practice.

Numerous Issues Regarding Loans in Swiss Francs Remain Unresolved