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Influence of the Code Civil in the Netherlands

European Journal of Law and Economics, 2002
The subject of this paper is the influence of the code civil in the netherlands. First, the history of the codification in the netherlands is examined. Then, attention is paid to the burgerlijk wetboek (bw) of 1838, the predecessor of the dutch civil code of the present day.
Meijer, G., Meijer, S.Y.TH.
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Jurisprudence and Practical Logic of Civil Code

This book is a collection of articles that the author has pondered for a long time on the legal theory and practice of China's civil law. It mainly discusses the systematic, scientific and practical issues of Chinese civil law.
Sun, Xianzhong.
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Du Code civil au Code civil d'Horace Raisson

2020
Délimitation du territoire de la vie élégante, dont les frontières ont été érodées par la Révolution, et, dans le même temps, diffusion des mœurs aristocratiques : tel est le mouvement paradoxal qui structure le Code civil (1828) d’Horace Raisson, manuel de bonnes manières.
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China’s Civil Code and Civil Rights

EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF CHINESE STUDIES 3 (2020), 2020
Between the demise of republican law in Mainland China and the emergence of a Civil Code of the People's Republic of China, 71 years passed. Although the Civil Code strengthens the personal rights of citizens, they are still curtailed by the CCP-dominated state at the same time.
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Re-Codification of the Civil Code? Conception for Drafting the New Civil Code

Acta Juridica Hungarica, 2005
The paper may serve as a good practical guidance for a foreign reader to the conception of the new Hungarian Civil Code. After a brief historical review, and description of the drafting process, the paper summarises the principal issues addressed in the Conception of the New Civil Code ("Conception").
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A Study on the Civil Code Revision: The 2015 Civil Code of Vietnam

2019
The Socialist Republic of Vietnam promulgated the Civil Code three times in 1995, 2005 and 2015. There were general approaches which are inappropriate leading to the fact that they are not truly the civil codes in essence. Majority of the contents of this article touches upon the reforms of the 2015 Civil Code against the versions of 1995 and 2005. The
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The RSFSR Civil Code

Soviet Law and Government, 1964
The new Civil Code of the Russian Federation, adopted by the RSFSR Supreme Soviet on June 11, 1964, will go into effect on October 1, 1964. The RSFSR Civil Code of 1922 will lose its force on that same day.
E. A. Fleishits, A. L. Makovskii
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At the Edge of the Civil Code

2019
In 1859, Rebouças and Augusto Teixeira de Freitas engaged in a polemical dispute over the creation of Brazilian civic law. The debate, in part, concerned the transition from slavery to freedom and acquiring civil rights in Brazil. The two men disagreed on the laws and recognition surrounding manumission.
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European Civil Code*

2012
Rademacher, Lukas, Jansen, Nils
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Continuity and change: some reflections on the Chinese Civil Code

Asia Pacific Law Review, 2021

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