The intention of realizing an unique legislation at European level has been communicated, in large terms, since the beginning of European construction, but the desire of obtaining a new European Civil Code has been expressed, in a clear manner, lately. Over time, the discussions on this subject become more and more present and more animated, arguments being to the extent of supporting the idea, as well as in the sense of its rejection. Still, the present seams to head to a future of the European Civil Code, more and more necessary for the elimination of the problems appeared based on differences between systems of national law and to off er efficacy to the globalised economics at European level. The necessary conditions to realize a European Civil Code refers more to the "Europeanization" of member states, but also to their responsibility to modernize national legislation depending on European law, taking into account international agreements and European directives. A new European Civil Code would have immediate influences on economic relations between member states, offering safety, rapidity and predictability for transactions. Due to the specific of human relations, civil law is prone to changes and powerfully activates in the economic sector. I consider that a civil European codification is possible only if realized in stages and sequential, starting from the economical aspect and containing each sector of private life.
