European Directives on Civil Law The German Approach: Towards the Re-codification and New Foundation of Civil Law Principles

Name: European Directives on Civil Law The German Approach: Towards the Re-codification and New Foundation of Civil Law Principles
Creator: Möllers, Thomas M. J.
Keywords: ddc:340, 16. Peace & justice

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Dec 2002 English Publisher:Kluwer Law International BVJournal:European Review of Private Law, volume 10, pages 777-798 (eissn: 0928-9801,

Authors: Möllers, Thomas M. J.;

doi: 10.54648/5114789

European Directives on Civil Law The German Approach: Towards the Re-codification and New Foundation of Civil Law Principles

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The harmonisation of law by means of directives is increasingly assuming the role of creating a common market in Europe, principally by means of civil and business law. This paper will briefly trace this legislation. In addition, the Reformed German Law of Obligations Act of 2002 (Schuldrechtsmodernisierungsgesetz) is to be examined, which reintegrates private law statutes into the German Civil Code. Numerous conventional civil law principles will have to be rationalised anew.

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Universität Augsburg
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ddc:340

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