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Civil Litigation in Comparative Context, Paperback / softback Book

Civil Litigation in Comparative Context Paperback / softback

Part of the American Casebook Series series

Paperback / softback

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This collection of edited readings introduces the varieties of litigation systems in use in different modern states.

It opens with a treatment of the principal differences among the major civil litigation systems.

Subsequent chapters cover the organization of courts and the legal profession, the role of the attorney and the judge, the processes of learning and proving facts, short cuts to judgment and provisional remedies, the appellate process, enforcement of judgments, and the prospects for convergence and harmonization.

The book can be used as (i) an adjunct to an introductory civil procedure course; (ii) the text for an upper-class seminar in comparative procedure; and (iii) as a supplement to the existing general comparative law casebooks.

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