Introduction to Swiss Law
François Dessemontet, Tuǧrul Ansay
Abstract
François Dessemontet, Tuǧrul Ansay
Abstract
The Swiss Federal Constitution. General Remarks on Some Principles of the Cantonal and Federal Administrative Law of Switzerland. Law of Persons. Family Law. Law of Inheritance. Law of Property. Law of Contracts. Torts. Commercial Law. Competition Law and Intellectual Property. Banking Law. Law of Taxation. Labour Law and Social Insurance Law. Criminal Law. Law of Criminal Procedure. Private International Law.
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The Swiss Federal Constitution. General Remarks on Some Principles of the Cantonal and Federal Administrative Law of Switzerland. Law of Persons. Family Law. Law of Inheritance. Law of Property. Law of Contracts. Torts. Commercial Law. Competition Law and Intellectual Property. Banking Law. Law of Taxation. Labour Law and Social Insurance Law. Criminal Law. Law of Criminal Procedure. Private International Law.
Key concepts: Law, Public law, Private law, Municipal law, Civil law (Civil law), Comparative law, Criminal law, Commercial law