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Civil Law

This entry addresses the common law origins of Law and Literature by contrasting it with civil law Law and Literature. It does so on the view that differences between legal systems and jurisdictions lead to, firstly, different approaches in both forms of research and valuations of research in the field, and, secondly, to problems of translation when ...
Aniceto Masferrer, Mark A Sammut Sassi
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Civil Law

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014
The concept of civil law has two distinct meanings. that is, disputes between private parties (individuals, corporations), as opposed to other branches of the law, such as administrative law or criminal law, which relate to disputes between individuals and the state.
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Civil Law and Civil Procedural Law

2012
The 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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CIVIL LAWS:

2020
This chapter examines the thirteenth book of the Mishneh torah, the Book of Civil Laws (Sefer mishpatim), which is the third of the four-book division dealing explicitly with laws regulating social behaviour. It points out that the Book of Civil Laws opens with a quotation from Genesis 21:33 and a citation from Psalms to indicate that the book is about
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Civil law

2022
The textbook has been prepared in accordance with the state educational standard of secondary vocational education. The content of the textbook covers the provisions of all four parts of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation and other regulations adopted on its basis.
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Civil Law

1982
Abstract ‘Civil law’ is widely used in several senses. Civil law may refer to Roman law, or to the family of modern legal systems concentrated on the mainland of Europe which has developed on the basis of legal science fashioned after Justinian in the Romano- Germanic universities from the twelfth century, and to the legal systems ...
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“Insanity” in Civil Law

Journal of Forensic Sciences, 1986
Abstract The issue of “insanity” is rarely alluded to in the area of civil law. As a consequence, the legal standard for insanity is not clearly understood by many psychiatrists. The standard derives from case law and is based upon statutory law in the criminal sector.
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Digital twin and its implementations in the civil engineering sector

Automation in Construction, 2021
Feng Jiang, Ling, Ke Chen
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