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Comparative Sales Law

2006
The story of comparative law in the field of sales contracts is inextricably linked to Ernst Rabel. Rabel not only prepared the basis for any comparative study of the modern law of sales in his epochal treatise Das Recht des Warenkaufs, but also initiated the process of world-wide harmonization of the law of international sales. The close interrelation
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Comparing Alternatives in the law*

Artificial Intelligence and Law, 2004
This paper argues the thesis that a particular style of reasoning, qualitative comparative reasoning (qcr), plays a role in at least three areas of legal reasoning that are central in ai and law research, namely legal theory construction, case-based reasoning in the form of case comparison, and legal proof. The paper gives an informal exposition of one
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Comparative Law and Language

2006
The second section of this article suggests that the study of language is a cognitive model for comparative law. The third section discusses language's dependence on translation. The fourth section discusses comparative law translations in terms of the contrasting categories that undergird the civil and common law legal systems.
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Comparative Succession Law

2006
It cannot be denied that the law of succession often projects a static image. One possible explanation for this is the fact that certain areas of the law of succession are indeed somewhat technical. However, this article examines comparative research, private international law, examples of trust and the transfer of estate to argue that there are ...
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Comparative Politics and Comparative Law

The American Journal of Comparative Law, 1998
What is the future of comparative law? From a political scientist's perspective, whether comparative law has a place on research agendas and in the curriculum is not at issue. Real-world developments make its study essential. The newspapers are filled with evidence of demand for the kind of insights comparative law may provide.
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Comparative Criminal Law

2006
The first section of this article describes criminal law's parochialism. The second section discusses the histories and functions of comparative criminal law. The third section discusses selected topics in comparative law, such as punishment theory, victims, jurisdiction, the principle of legality, an analysis of criminal liability, and general ...
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Comparative Administrative Law

2006
Comparative administrative law is a long-standing discipline. The study of other administrative law systems both in order to understand one’s own system better and to find models for improvement has been occurring for over 150 years. It is closely bound up with national institutions and traditions, as well as national constitutional values and ways of ...
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Comparative Tort Law

2006
Tort law has always been one of the major areas of comparative law. Whereas the law of property, even today, remains on the outskirts of comparative learning, the law of extra-contractual liability has attracted much interest from comparative law scholars.
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Comparative Law and the Europeanization of Private Law

2006
The gradual emergence of a European private law is one of the most significant contemporary legal developments. Comparative law scholarship has played an important role in this process; in turn, it has received a boost as a result of the ‘Europeanization of private law’ agenda.
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Comparative Law and the Tuners of the Law

2004
Does comparative law simply facilitate the incorporation by judges of ‘holus bolus from some other system of law’.1 Is such a view tenable?
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