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Volume 9 - October 1962

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Harmonisation of Law in the European Economic Community
B. A. Wortley
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21 May 2009, pp. 529-536
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If the United Kingdom enters the Common Market, then it will bring to its membership two Common Law countries, England (including Wales) and Northern Ireland; it will also bring with it a Civil Law country—Scotland. It may well be that Scottish lawyers may find a new function for themselves as go-betweens, for they should be able to interpret Continental Civil Law to Common Lawyers, for Scottish terminology is closer than the English to the continental phraseology.

Registration of Immovable Property in Japan
A. A. Zorab
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21 May 2009, pp. 537-554
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Land tenure has always played an important part in the history of law. In feudal times the greater fortunes consisted in land inasmuch as feudal rights were exercised over its inhabitants. After the disappearance of feudalism in Europe land continued to be an important source of wealth until about a century ago.

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Harmonisation of Law in the European Economic Community

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