An Introduction to the Comparative Study of Private Law: Readings, Cases, MaterialsCambridge University Press, 2006 M07 6 - 581 páginas This collection of readings sets out the two fundamental distinctions between common and civil law, namely that the former originated in the English courts, the latter in the Roman legal tradition, and that the common law is based on judicial decisions whereas codes form the basis of modern civil law. The core of the book consists of cases, statutes and code provisions shaping the doctrines central to the law of property, tort, contract and unjust enrichment in the United States, England, France and Germany. These materials provide a road map of the law of each, allowing the reader to consider how doctrines differ, how these differences emerged and whether the underlying problems and solutions are common to all. They also allow for comparison to be made between the approaches of common and civil law and to consider the extent to which they depend on the origin and nature of the law. |
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Contenido
Foreword by Reinhard Zimmermann | xv |
Foreword by André Tunc | xxi |
Acknowledgments | xxvii |
Table of legislation | xlvii |
Table of restatements and kindred sources | liii |
INTRODUCTORY READINGS | 3 |
b The writ system | 10 |
Roman law | 18 |
Necessity and land use | 227 |
England | 242 |
Harm to dignity | 246 |
Invasion of privacy | 266 |
Purely economic harm | 306 |
Harm suffered because another is harmed | 322 |
THE CONDUCT FOR WHICH ONE IS LIABLE | 335 |
Common law | 421 |
CODIFICATION | 46 |
Portalis | 50 |
b The enactment of the German Civil Code | 57 |
A note on codification and 19th century will | 63 |
France | 99 |
The European Union | 121 |
PROPERTY LAW | 141 |
Adverse possession and prescription | 148 |
OWNERSHIP | 157 |
The general principle | 217 |
Liability before a final commitment is made | 432 |
Mistake | 448 |
Fairness of the auxiliary terms | 486 |
Changed circumstances | 503 |
REMEDIES | 527 |
Damages | 535 |
UNJUST ENRICHMENT | 552 |
UNJUST ENRICHMENT WHEN IT | 562 |
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