[Collective] – PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL FAMILY LAW IN FRANCE AND GERMANY, Comparative Legislation Society
[Collective] – PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL FAMILY LAW IN FRANCE AND GERMANY, Comparative Legislation Society
[Collective] – PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL FAMILY LAW IN FRANCE AND GERMANY, Comparative Legislation Society
[Collective] – PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL FAMILY LAW IN FRANCE AND GERMANY, Comparative Legislation Society
    [Collectif]
    Private International Family Law in France and Germany, Comparative Legislation Society
Édition :
    Tübingen - Paris
Date :
    1954
    octavo, bound in plum-colored coated cloth, title on the spine, very good condition, XVI-592 p.
    “On the contrary, its authors sought to systematize comparisons between French and German private international law for a broad area of ​​civil law: that concerning persons. They aimed to highlight the similarities and differences in the methods used by these two major countries to resolve conflicts of laws, hoping to foster a better understanding among jurists in each country of the structure and spirit of the other's institutions, with a view to achieving a mutual and reciprocal influence and, ultimately, where possible, a rapprochement. This book thus presents a truly new legal development in international relations. (…) Each chapter comprises three studies: one on French solutions to conflicts of laws, another on German solutions, and a third on a comparison of the two countries' institutions. (…) Legal practitioners in both countries will find a wealth of valuable documents and information in this book. To facilitate comparison, the work begins by presenting…” And the presentations given by the Germans and the French provide us with a respective picture of French and German family law, as they relate to foreign countries. But there is more. By comparing their techniques and their spirit, by highlighting their conflicts, and by showing how these conflicts themselves are oriented, the French on the one hand, and the Germans on the other, will gain a better understanding of their own national institutions. And each will also understand how what is particular to them only truly makes sense in relation to what is general.” (R. Savatier, RIDC no. 4/1954, p. 884 et seq.).

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Mots-clés : Private international law

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