Civil law Study guide
Civil law generally involves interaction between individuals or groups regarding the conduct of human affairs that are not punished by the government. Matters that involve disputes between private parties such as negligence, defamation, nuisance, breach of contract, real property titles, or that involve life planning such as preparing the disposition of property upon death, organizing a corporation or limited liability company, or probating the estate of a deceased loved one, all fall within the civil areas of law. This PDF is a study guide that covers the following topics related to Civil law : General Characteristics of Civil Law, Personal Non-property Rights of a Natural Person, Transaction, Representation, Limitation of Action, Supply Agreement, the Contract of Exchange, Commercial Concession, the Loan Agreement, Insurance Contract, The Rights and Obligations in the Contract of Life Maintenance, Grounds and Legal Consequences of Termination of Life Maintenance Contract.
Author(s): A. V. Goncharova, O. M. Reznik, Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, Sumy State University
76 Pages 
The Code Of Civil Procedure, 1908
This note is expedient to consolidate and amend the laws relating to the procedure of the Courts of Civil Judicature.
Author(s): NA
269 Pages
Civil Law Of The Republic Of Afghanistan
This PDF covers the following contents related to Civil Law of Afghanistan : Application of the Law, Persons, Properties, Rights, General Provisions, Legal Acts, Natural Obligations, Specific Performance, Performance through Threatening to Claim Compensation, Performance through Compensation, Guarantee of Rights of Creditors, Designated Contracts, Real Rights.
Author(s): Afghanistan Legal Education Project
321 Pages
Civil Law Handbook for Self Represented Litigants
This PDF is a Handbook related to Civil Law and is intended as a reference for self-represented civil litigants appearing in Canadian courts.This handbook tries to describe legal processes in plain language, and has provided definitions for words that are not normally used outside of the legal context.
Author(s): Canadian Judicial Counci
110 Pages
Civil law generally involves interaction between individuals or groups regarding the conduct of human affairs that are not punished by the government. Matters that involve disputes between private parties such as negligence, defamation, nuisance, breach of contract, real property titles, or that involve life planning such as preparing the disposition of property upon death, organizing a corporation or limited liability company, or probating the estate of a deceased loved one, all fall within the civil areas of law. This PDF is a study guide that covers the following topics related to Civil law : General Characteristics of Civil Law, Personal Non-property Rights of a Natural Person, Transaction, Representation, Limitation of Action, Supply Agreement, the Contract of Exchange, Commercial Concession, the Loan Agreement, Insurance Contract, The Rights and Obligations in the Contract of Life Maintenance, Grounds and Legal Consequences of Termination of Life Maintenance Contract.
Author(s): A. V. Goncharova, O. M. Reznik, Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, Sumy State University
76 Pages
Courts of Justice Act Rules Of Civil Procedure in Canada
This book provides the following information about Civil rights in Canada: General matters, parties and joinder, commencement of proceedings, disposition without trial, pleadings, examinations out of court, motions and applications, pre-trial procedures and orders.
Author(s): Ontario legislation
NA Pages
Introduction to Civil Law Legal Systems (PDF 20P)
This note covers the following topics: What is Civil Law, Defining Elements of the Civil Law System, Trials and Rules of Procedure, Trends of Convergence Between Civil Law and Common Law Systems and Judicial Review: A Case Study in Convergence Across Traditions.
Author(s): Scott N. Carlson
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