The Tango between the Brussels Ia Regulation and Rome I Regulation under the beat of directive 2008/122/EC on timeshare contracts towards consumer protection

Timeshare contracts are expressly protected as consumer under Article 6(4)(c) Rome I. With the extended notion of timeshare in Directive 2008/122/EC, question is whether timeshare-related should be contracts. Additionally, unlike I, 17 Brussels Ia does not explicitly include into its material scope nor mention concept timeshare. It gives rise to whether, and if yes, how, Ia. This article argues that both EU private international law. To this end, establish a new provision, 17(4), which includes scope, by referring 2008/122/EC same way