Introduction to French law
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Introduction to French law
Pitman, 1994
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"Parts of chapters 1-5 incorporate the author's translation of Einführung in das französische Recht by Professor Ulrich Hübner of the University of Cologne and Professor Vlad Constantinesco of the University of Strasbourg"
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This is the most comprehensive general English language textbook on the French legal system and substantive law of France. The text is comparative in its approach to institutions and principles in English and French law and concentrates on the 'law in action'. Unlike existing texts, it combines an introduction to the French legal system and constitutional law with a treatment of specific legal topics. Where appropriate, the author uses analysis to highlight those points which make the French system very different from that of the English system. This text will be ideal for students on LLB courses in languages and law or LLB comparative law options. The book does not make excessive use of French language materials and is therefore directly accessible to readers with little or no knowledge of the French language or legal system.
Table of Contents
Table of English cases Table of French cases Table of English legislation Table of French legislation Table of treaties *History and sources *Courts and lawyers *Constitutional law *Administrative law *Civil liberties *Criminal law and procedure *Civil procedure *Contract law *Tort law *Commercial and company law *Labour law *Property law *Family and succession law *Private international law Index
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