English Law and French Law: A Substantive Comparison: A Substantive Comparison

Author: Pan Huafang
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Publishing Date: 2002-10-01
Features: This book is one of the works of René David, a renowned scholar of comparative law and a French comparative law expert. The author first compares the legal traditions, modes of thinking, structures, and classifications of the United Kingdom and France. Subsequently, he conducts a specific comparative analysis of English and French law in terms of constitutional law, administrative law, contract law, tort law, commercial law, labor law, as well as court organization and litigation procedures. Taking the United Kingdom and France as typical cases, the author examines the similarities and differences between the common law system and the civil law system, as well as their development trends. The author's arguments are concrete, the writing is concise, and the explanations are clear and accessible. This book is suitable for students and faculty of law colleges and universities, researchers in research institutions, as well as legal practitioners. It is also suitable for general readers who have a keen interest in and special attention to law, particularly comparative law.