Familienrecht, in a nutshell

Published: 31 May 2022

PEOPLE

Walter Boente

Balian de Viragh

Trainee Lawyer
Details

Number of pages

286 pages

Publisher

Schulthess Verlag

Language

German

Price

CHF54.00

ISBN number

978-3-03891-438-9

Mit dem «in a nutshell»-Band zum Familienrecht lassen sich Grundstrukturen und Leitgedanken des Rechtsgebiets in kürzester Zeit für Prüfung oder Praxis aneignen oder wiederholen. Die Einleitung und Exkurse zu historischen, sozialen und politischen Hintergründen legen das Fundament für ein tiefgreifendes Verständnis der intensiv diskutierten Materie. Sachverhaltsbeispiele veranschaulichen die Theorie, und Grafiken und Tabellen erleichtern den visuellen Zugang.

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