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Edinburgh Law Review, 2001
This article is a revised version of an address given at the Annual General Meeting of the Stair Society on 6 November 1999. It explores three issues relating to the use of the Civil Law in Scotland. The first is the distinction to be drawn between Roman Law and the Civil Law and the use that can be made of the Civil Law as distinct from Roman Law ...
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This article is a revised version of an address given at the Annual General Meeting of the Stair Society on 6 November 1999. It explores three issues relating to the use of the Civil Law in Scotland. The first is the distinction to be drawn between Roman Law and the Civil Law and the use that can be made of the Civil Law as distinct from Roman Law ...
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Civil Law is an introductory book designed for law students, practitioners, and anyone interested in civil law. It offers a comprehensive overview of key civil law areas, including obligations, property, inheritance, and family law, while explaining core concepts such as legal capacity, legal acts, and civil rights.
Aniceto Masferrer, Mark A Sammut Sassi
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Aniceto Masferrer, Mark A Sammut Sassi
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English Law attitudes to the ‘Civil Law'
The Journal of Legal History, 1981(1981). English Law attitudes to the ‘Civil Law' The Journal of Legal History: Vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 157-168.
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Civil Law and Civil Procedural Law
2012The purpose of this chapter is to give readers a general reference and information on Korean civil law and civil procedural law. These two areas of law cover a wide range of subjects. Thus, they are highly comprehensive in their scope. In particular, the Korean Civil Code is the lengthiest of all the statutory laws in Korea.
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Sacred Law, Civil Law, and the Citizen Sacred Law and Civil Law
2012In this chapter, the author studies Scheid's reconstruction from the point of view of Roman law. First, he deals with the comparison of noxae deditio in sacred, civil, and international law. Then, he compares Scaevola's regula on impiety with a responsum that the same Scaevola gave in a (civil law) case of unlawful damage.
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Annual Review of Law and Social Science, 2021
The United States, like many countries around the world today, is experiencing the disruption of traditional patterns of governance and the breaking of norms of everyday behavior. If we identify the norms of governance with the rule of law, and if we consider the norms of everyday behavior to constitute civility, then we can approach the current state ...
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The United States, like many countries around the world today, is experiencing the disruption of traditional patterns of governance and the breaking of norms of everyday behavior. If we identify the norms of governance with the rule of law, and if we consider the norms of everyday behavior to constitute civility, then we can approach the current state ...
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2005
Abstract Before we go further in developing an understanding of the common law, it will be useful to contrast its methods with those of the civil law. The identity of “civilian lawyers” is born when they go abroad. It is a little like being an “African.” Only when the Kenyan or Nigerian (or, the Kikuyu or Yoruba) comes to another ...
George P Fletcher, Steve Sheppard
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Abstract Before we go further in developing an understanding of the common law, it will be useful to contrast its methods with those of the civil law. The identity of “civilian lawyers” is born when they go abroad. It is a little like being an “African.” Only when the Kenyan or Nigerian (or, the Kikuyu or Yoruba) comes to another ...
George P Fletcher, Steve Sheppard
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2008
Abstract When one turns his eyes from law outward, the first effect is to make law shrink into seeming insignificance. There is so much outside. And it so obviously bears in upon and changes and remodels law itself. After a further while—so to speak as the eyes grow adjusted to the glare—one attains a truer picture.
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Abstract When one turns his eyes from law outward, the first effect is to make law shrink into seeming insignificance. There is so much outside. And it so obviously bears in upon and changes and remodels law itself. After a further while—so to speak as the eyes grow adjusted to the glare—one attains a truer picture.
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