An edition of Europees privaatrecht in wording

Europees privaatrecht in wording

naar een ius commune europaeum als gemengd rechtsstelsel

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Publisher
Intersentia
Language
Dutch
Pages
302

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Subjects
Civil law, International unification, Law
Places
Europe

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Europees privaatrecht in wording: naar een ius commune europaeum als gemengd rechtsstelsel
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Edition Notes

"Onder auspiciën van METRO"--P. [4] cover.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 287-302) and index.

Published in
Antwerpen
Series
Ius commune europaeum -- 32

Classifications

Library of Congress
KJC985 .S63 1999

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Pagination
302 p.
Number of pages
302

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL30127691M
ISBN 10
9050951163
LCCN
00355103

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