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Alternative obligation in civil law: German and Russian regulatory experience

Civil Law Review, 2022
The article analyzes the classical theory of alternative obligations developed by German civil law doctrine, including the origin of this theory and issues related to its structural elements. Particular attention is paid to the functions of the alternative obligation and their influence on the formation of the classical model of the alternative ...
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Free will: reconciling German civil law with Libet's neurophysiological studies on the readiness potential

Behavioral Sciences & the Law, 2007
AbstractThe free will debate widely exceeds the neuroscientific and philosophical fields due to profound implications for legislation, case law and psychiatric expert opinion. Data from Benjamin Libet's experiments on the readiness potential have been used as an argument against personal responsibility and for changes in the law.
Wolfram, Kawohl, Elmar, Habermeyer
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Emergence and construction of efficient rules in the legal system of German civil law

International Review of Law and Economics, 1993
In its most straightforward version the cost-benefit approach, as proposed by Posner,’ asks whether a new legal rule increases total wealth. Goods are valued at their current market prices. If these prices do not exist or are obviously distorted, proxies and shadow prices may be used.’ In a broader sense the cost-benefit approach can be extended to ...
Claus Ott, Hans-Bernd Schäfer
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German Constitutional Law: The Protection of Civil Liberties

German Studies Review, 2001
D. R. Dorondo   +2 more
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Disciplinary Law Governing the Federal Civil Service in the German Federal Republic

Progress in Public Administration, 1956
by Yves ChapelThe author underlines the historical significance of the Allgemeine Landrecht fur die Preussischen Staaten, a piece of legislation that, in 1794, officially instituted the change from a Civil Service that was in the personal service of the Prince to a Beamtentum which was to serve the State and be governed by Public Law.
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