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by Germany (Created by), H. Jatzow (Author)
BÃ1/4rgerliches Gesetzbuch nebst EinfÃ1/4hrungsgesetz, now in its third expanded and improved edition, remains a cornerstone reference for German civil law. This edition of the German Civil Code (BGB), accompanied by the Introductory Act, offers comprehensive insight into the legal framework governing civil matters in Germany.
Authored by Germany and H. Jatzow, this volume is an invaluable resource for legal professionals, scholars, and anyone seeking a deep understanding of German legal principles. The meticulously revised text reflects the evolving legal landscape, making it an essential addition to any legal library.
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