Civil Procedure Law (27th Edition)

Author: (German) Otto Lent
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: This book is the crystallization of efforts from two generations. It was established by the late renowned German procedural law professor Lent and continued by Professor Jochem. It systematically introduces the development of the German Civil Procedure Law, followed by theories of procedural subjects, civil litigation procedures, and procedural theory. It is the most popular book among practitioners and law students. In terms of structure, the authors do not deliberately highlight or emphasize the special status of fundamental issues in civil litigation theory. Instead, they integrate the exposition of fundamental civil litigation theories with the introduction of specific systems based on the progression of procedural rules, resulting in a harmonious overall structure. In terms of content, the authors strive to systematically introduce the highly complex principles and theories of civil litigation law in simple language. Another feature of the book is the inclusion of numerous case studies, making the teaching material more vivid and enriching. This book is the best ticket to the journey through the more complex civil litigation law after reform.