Civil Procedure Law and Practice in Germany

Author: (German) Kroclin Gen, translated by Liu Hanfu
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Publishing Date: 2000-10-01
Features: This book is written by a seasoned German judge and is considered a top-tier work in Germany, revered as the "Bible" of civil litigation. As it is authored by a judge, its practicality and preparatory value far surpass those of general academic works, making it the preferred professional reference for industry insiders. In China, there is a limited understanding of Germany's civil litigation legal system and judicial practices. This book, as the first systematic monograph in China on German civil litigation, perfectly fills this gap. Readers will discover that German civil litigation differs significantly from China's system, and it is precisely this difference that makes understanding and (adaptation) all the more necessary. The book emphasizes both law and practice, balancing breadth and depth, and vividly reproduces the process by which German courts apply law (including procedural and civil substantive law). It is primarily written to meet the needs of the practical field, containing a wealth of judicial materials, judicial precedents, and case analyses, particularly those of the German Federal Court. At the same time, it also appropriately discusses important theoretical issues.