Preface

AuthorE. J. Cohn
ProfessionSir
PagesV
  1. This work has been prepared to provide members of the British staff in the British Zone of Germany with an elementary guide to German Law. In the past roneographed memoranda have been issued to meet the immediate needs of these officers, but material in this. form is not convenient for permanent or general use. It is hoped that this book will make the information readily available for consultation as may be necessary from time to time by those concerned.

  2. The intention is to complete the work by the issue of one further volume. This volume gives a general introduction, the Civil Law and the Commercial Law; the second volume-which is already in an advanced state of preparation-will comprise Criminal Law, the Law of Civil and Criminal Procedure and Private International Law.

  3. The work is not intended to enable an official to deal with all the individual cases with which he may be concerned-it clearly cannot replace the advice of a German lawyer on any but...

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