The contribution is a report from the XXII professional meeting Dnevi civilnega
in gospodarskega prava (The Days of Civil and Commercial Law), organised
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 discussion
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.
Key words: currency clause, loans, information duty, Swiss francs, CHF, Supreme
Court of the Republic of Slovenia, Court of the EU, BNP Paribas.