Codification of Private Law: Scots Law at the Crossroads of Common and Civil law
Hogg, Martin
Abstract
Hogg, Martin
Abstract
This book chapter, from an edited collection on various aspects of the development of private law in the 21st century, considers the arguments for and against the codification of Scottish private law. It makes the case for such a codification, while recognising that the widespread support necessary for such a development remains to be generated.
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This book chapter, from an edited collection on various aspects of the development of private law in the 21st century, considers the arguments for and against the codification of Scottish private law. It makes the case for such a codification, while recognising that the widespread support necessary for such a development remains to be generated.
Key concepts: Law, Scots law, Civil law (Civil law), Common law, Private law, Political science, Comparative law, Sources of law