SECTION I - Conception, Character And Sources
Manual of German Law › Part III PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW (2008)
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SECTION I - Conception, Character And Sources
1. The German conception of private international law differs from the English conception, in that it does not include the law relating to the limits of the jurisdiction of the Courts. Like the English, but unlike the French, conception it also excludes the rules relating to acquisition and loss of nationality and to the treatment of aliens. On the other hand the German textbooks on p...
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