Introduction to Swiss law
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Introduction to Swiss law
Kluwer Law, c2004
3rd ed
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [319]-344) and index
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Description
With 18 chapters written by Swiss experts in their respective fields of law, each gives French and German terminology and supported with selected list of books in French and German, this is the ideal starting point whenever a question of Swiss law must be answered. The book includes, among others, the following topics: <br>- sources of Swiss law; <br>- the federal constitution; <br>- administrative law; <br>- legal persons; <br>- family and inheritance; <br>- property; <br>- contracts; <br>- civil liability; and<br>- competition and intellectual property.<br>as well as the fields of corporations, banking law, taxation, labor law, private international law and criminal law. Chapters on civil and criminal procedure include coverage of the essential elements of evidence rules, remedies, and enforcement. A comprehensive list of books and articles on Swiss law in English is also attached to the book.
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