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NOVELTY ELEMENTS OF THE JURIDICAL NATURE OF THE ARBITRATION FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE NEW CIVIL CODE AND THE NEW CIVIL PROCEDURAL CODE IN ROMANIA [PDF]

Curentul Juridic, The Juridical Current, 2012
In the article the need to adapt the arbitration in Romania to the requirements deriving from the status of Romania as a Member State of the EU was presented. The modifications brought to this institution were presented, especially the novelty elements related to the juridical nature of the arbitration.
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Continuity and change: some reflections on the Chinese Civil Code

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Intellectual Property in the New Civil Code of Hungary

2017
The new Civil Code of Hungary maintained the direct connection to the special intellectual property (IP) acts by a simple provision on the subsidiary application of the Code to all civil law matters that are not provided for in the IP acts. The new code gave up the comprehensive protection of all miscellaneous intellectual creations that do not fall ...
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The Western Perspective on the New Chinese Civil Code

2023
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Personality Rights in China’s New Civil Code: A Response to Increasing Awareness of Rights in an Era of Evolving Technology

Modern China, 2021
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Unjustified enrichment in the Chinese Civil Code: questions from the common law

Asia Pacific Law Review, 2021
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European Directives on Civil Law--Shaping a New German Civil Code

Tulane European and Civil Law Forum, 2019
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The New Japanese Civil Code

Michigan Law Review, 1904
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The legal construction of personal information protection and privacy under the Chinese Civil Code

Computer Law and Security Review, 2021
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The New German Civil Code

Harvard Law Review, 1900
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