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Principles of French Law

John Bell, Sophie Boyron, Simon Whittaker

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Introduction: The Spirit of French Law PART I: THE SYSTEM 1. Sources of Law 2. Court Institutions 3. People Administering Justice PART II: THE LAW 4. Legal Procedure 5. Constitutional Law 6. Administrative Law 7. Criminal Law 8. Family Law 9. The Law of Property 10. The Law of Obligations 11. Commercial Law 12. Employment Law PART III: STUDYING FRENCH LAW 13. Bibliographical Guide and Legal Methods Appendix: Bibliographical Sources and Legal Methods

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Key concepts: Law, Public law, Comparative law, Municipal law, Civil law (Civil law), Political science, Sources of law, Criminal law