Titlebook: Civil Procedure in France; Peter E. Herzog Book 1967 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1967 Civil Procedure.civil procedure law.Fr

GUISE

Proceedings before the ,,.23), effects of the decision (9.24), procedure on remand (9.25), proceedings on a second . (9.26), cases in which there is no remand (9.27), and the rôle of the . in the development of the law (9.28).

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怒目而视

Introduction, (1.01–1.10), describes France’s political organization (1.11–1.20), provides a summary history of French civil procedure (1.21–1.29), and describes the formal sources of French civil procedure (1.30–1.38).

遗产

Professional Legal Assistance,.04), . before the . (2.05), . (2.06), . (2.07), . (2.08), . (2.09), . (2.10), and special professionals involved in the administration or sale of property (2.11). The chapter concludes with a prognosis of future developments (2.12).

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ABASH

Proceedings before Courts of First Instance,rief descriptions of proceedings before the . (7.16) and before various specialized courts (7.17–7.21). The chapter concludes with a detailed treatment of proof proceedings and rules of evidence (7.22–7.58) and a summary of the 1965 reforms (7.59–7.62).

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Typus 3 „der/die Zerrissene“ – (1.01–1.10), describes France’s political organization (1.11–1.20), provides a summary history of French civil procedure (1.21–1.29), and describes the formal sources of French civil procedure (1.30–1.38).

擦掉

Typus 2 „der/die Pragmatiker:in“ – .04), . before the . (2.05), . (2.06), . (2.07), . (2.08), . (2.09), . (2.10), and special professionals involved in the administration or sale of property (2.11). The chapter concludes with a prognosis of future developments (2.12).