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Introduction. I: The Present Status of European Private Law. A: The Concept of Private Law. B: Company Law. C: General Commercial Law. D: Intellectual Property. E: Personal Property. F: Consumer Protection. G: Labour Law. H: Tort Law. I: Civil Procedure. J: Private International Law and Procedure. K: Conclusions. II: Perspectives for the Future. A: Criticism. B: Support. C: A Slender Concept of European Private Law.
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reviewed Private Law in the European Union on August 13, 2011 Private Law in the European Union
Good primary sources for a basic history.
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