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Private Law in the European Union

Ulrich Drobnig

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Part 1 The present statu sof European private law: the concept of private law company law general commercial law intellectual property personal property consumer protection labour law tort law civil procedure private international law an dprocedure conclusions. Part 2 Perspectives for the future: criticism support a slender concept of European private law.

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Part 1 The present statu sof European private law: the concept of private law company law general commercial law intellectual property personal property consumer protection labour law tort law civil procedure private international law an dprocedure conclusions. Part 2 Perspectives for the future: criticism support a slender concept of European private law.

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Part 1 The present statu sof European private law: the concept of private law company law general commercial law intellectual property personal property consumer protection labour law tort law civil procedure private international law an dprocedure conclusions. Part 2 Perspectives for the future: criticism support a slender concept of European private law.

Key concepts: Private law, Commercial law, Civil law (Civil law), Tort, Law, Public law, Intellectual property, Comparative law

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