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ISBN: 978-90-411-2507-1
Verlag: Wolters Kluwer
standard legal resource since its first edition in 1978, Introduction to
Dutch Law has proven itself the ideal overview of Dutch law for foreign
lawyers. The Fourth Edition updates the subject with continuing changes in the
Civil Code, including the major new law of succession of 2003, and with the
ongoing Europeanisation of Dutch law observable in all legal areas, most
recently in criminal procedural law.
The various chapters have been written by experts¿scholars, practitioners,
jurists in particular fields, and provide an authoritative overview. The
history of Dutch law is discussed, as well as Dutch legal culture, the
judicial organisation, legal education, and the legal profession. This is
followed by an introduction to essential issues of Dutch private and public
law and Dutch labour law. The last chapter examines questions of legal
philosophy.
As a thorough guide to further research, Introduction to Dutch Law is
unmatched. It offers practitioners, particularly foreign lawyers, a quick and
reliable way into any area of Dutch law that they may be required to research.
It will also be of great value to comparativists (especially those studying
the influence of European law on national legal systems), scholars, and
students. Like previous editions, the Fourth Edition of Introduction to
Dutch Law has been prepared under the auspices of the Netherlands
Comparative Law Association.
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Dutch Law has proven itself the ideal overview of Dutch law for foreign
lawyers. The Fourth Edition updates the subject with continuing changes in the
Civil Code, including the major new law of succession of 2003, and with the
ongoing Europeanisation of Dutch law observable in all legal areas, most
recently in criminal procedural law.
The various chapters have been written by experts¿scholars, practitioners,
jurists in particular fields, and provide an authoritative overview. The
history of Dutch law is discussed, as well as Dutch legal culture, the
judicial organisation, legal education, and the legal profession. This is
followed by an introduction to essential issues of Dutch private and public
law and Dutch labour law. The last chapter examines questions of legal
philosophy.
As a thorough guide to further research, Introduction to Dutch Law is
unmatched. It offers practitioners, particularly foreign lawyers, a quick and
reliable way into any area of Dutch law that they may be required to research.
It will also be of great value to comparativists (especially those studying
the influence of European law on national legal systems), scholars, and
students. Like previous editions, the Fourth Edition of Introduction to
Dutch Law has been prepared under the auspices of the Netherlands
Comparative Law Association.
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