Judge Without Lawsuit

Jens Bormann; Philip Maximilian Bender

doi:10.17104/9783406833427

Judge Without Lawsuit

The Notary in Civil Law Countries

1. Auflage 2024

Open Access Vollzugriff

doi.org/10.17104/9783406833427
ISBN print: 978-3-406-82607-8
ISBN online: 978-3-406-83342-7
C.H.BECK, München C.H.BECK, München

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Zusammenfassung

The BookIn civil law countries, notaries play an essential role in the preventive administration of justice. This book aims at presenting their profession and the benefits they provide for contracting parties and society at large. It is based on insights from neoclassical and behavioral economics.The Advantages at a Glance

unrivaled
concise and informative
based on economic analysis

The Target GroupFor Notaries, Candidate Notaries, Academics, and anyone who would like to find out more about the notarial profession in Germany and beyond. The book is intended as a contribution to a dialog between legal systems and is especially suitable for readers from the common law legal community.

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Kapitel Ausklappen | EinklappenSeiten
I–VI Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis I–VI
1–2 Executive Summary 1–2
3–6 Part I: Serving the Interests of Contracting Parties 3–6
7–8 Chapter 1: Judge Without Lawsuit 7–8
9–10 Chapter 2: Neutral Advisor 9–10
11–12 Chapter 3: Personalizing Default Rules 11–12
13–14 Chapter 4: Between Legal and Ordinary Language 13–14
15–16 Chapter 5: Managing the One-Stop-Shop 15–16
17–18 Chapter 6: De-Biasing and Equalizing Bargaining Power 17–18
19–22 Part II: Serving the Interests of Society 19–22
23–24 Chapter 7: Gatekeeper of Registers 23–24
25–26 Chapter 8: Fighting Money Laundering & Other Crimes 25–26
27–28 Chapter 9: Promoting Distributive Justice 27–28
29–30 Chapter 10: Relieving the Judiciary 29–30
31–32 Chapter 11: Frontrunners of Digitalization 31–32
33–34 Chapter 12: Between Independence and Supervision 33–34
35–38 Part III: Areas of Law 35–38
39–40 Chapter 13: Real Estate Law 39–40
41–42 Chapter 14: Company Law 41–42
43–44 Chapter 15: Succession Law 43–44
45–46 Chapter 16: Family Law 45–46
47–48 Chapter 17: Powers of Attorney 47–48
49–50 Chapter 18: Conflict of Laws 49–50
51–68 Endnotes 51–68
69–76 Bibliography 69–76
77–80 Index 77–80

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