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Social Science and Law (German Language)

Anna Theresa Eschbaumer

Gesetzliche Ehegattenvertretung in Angelegenheiten der Gesundheitssorge

Eine kritische Untersuchung des § 1358 BGB n. F.

&lt;p&gt;1 Einleitung.- 2 Selbstbestimmung in Gesundheitsangelegenheiten.- 3 Vertretung i. R. d. Gesundheitssorge vor Einführung des § 1358 BGB n. F..- 4 Anwendungsbereich des Ehegattenvertretungsrechts i. S. d. § 1358 BGB n. F..- 5 A Ausschluss der Vertretungsberechtigung.- 6 Befugnisse des vertretenden Ehegatten.- 7 Bescheinigung nach §&amp;nbsp;1358&amp;nbsp;Abs.&amp;nbsp;4&amp;nbsp;BGB&amp;nbsp;n.&amp;nbsp;F..- 8 Verhältnis zu (weiterhin) bestehenden Regelungen und Innenverhältnis des §&amp;nbsp;1358&amp;nbsp;BGB&amp;nbsp;n.&amp;nbsp;F..- 9 (Rechtspolitische) Kritik an §&amp;nbsp;1358 BGB&amp;nbsp;n.&amp;nbsp;F..- 10 Haftungs- und strafrechtliche Implikationen.- 11 Schlussbetrachtung.&lt;/p&gt;


Schriften zum Stiftungs- und Gemeinnützigkeitsrecht

Die Autorin beleuchtet unter dem neuen Rechtsbegriff der "Gesellschaft in der Gesellschaft" das Phänomen, wenn alle oder mehrere Gesellschafter einer Gesellschaft eine schuldrechtliche Gesellschaftervereinbarung abschließen und hierdurch eine Gesellschaft in der Hauptgesellschaft ("Binnengesellschaft") gründen, meist in Form einer nicht rechtsfähigen Gesellschaft bürgerlichen Rechts. Der Fokus liegt dabei auf Binnengesellschaften in Kapitalgesellschaften.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Durch das Entstehen einer "Gesellschaft in der Gesellschaft" entsteht ein Spannungsverhältnis zwischen faktischer Nähe und rechtlicher Selbstständigkeit der beiden Verbände.&nbsp;Die Autorin untersucht dieses Spannungsverhältnis einschließlich seiner praktischen Implikationen und ordnet das Verhältnis der beiden Gesellschaften dogmatisch ein.

Die Gesellschaft in der Gesellschaft

This book considers what kind of binding force judicial decisions (should) hold in modern societies. It focuses on the two most prominent legal traditions, common law and civil law. It explores the developing trend in civil law countries to expand the influence of judicial precedents, discusses the fundamental issues which arise from this trend, and looks at recent developments in common law countries. Through this prism, the book looks at the implications of the doctrine of judicial precedents and how it is construed in jurisdictions that recognise it. It investigates the impact of newly recognised legislative or quasi-legislative powers vested in high courts on the doctrine of separation of powers. It considers whether courts in common law and civil law systems share a uniform understanding of precedents. The book goes on to consider whether these developments are beneficial when it comes to addressing existing challenges or whether they lead to a host of new problems, potentially exacerbating the crisis of judicial legitimacy. In relation to the hierarchical nature of civil law justice systems, it asks whether binding rulings from higher courts pose a potential threat to substantive judicial independence, limiting the open and pluralistic dialogue between lower and higher courts. It then goes on to reflect whether binding opinions from the highest judicial instances encroach upon the prerogatives of legislative bodies, resulting in the creation of suboptimal laws.

Presents a new analysis of judicial precedents, and in particular the growing desire in civil law jurisdictions to expand the influence of judicial precedents to ordinary courts.

Uniformity and Pluralism

Judicial Precedents

Hart Studies in Private Law

Theory, Practice and Future Developments

Good Faith and Relational Contracts, Volume 1

Do those who go to court without legal representation receive a fair trial? The right to a fair trial under Article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights depends on being able to participate effectively in court proceedings. Yet litigants in person - individuals who appear without legal representation - frequently encounter intellectual, practical, emotional and attitudinal barriers that undermine that participation. This book examines what effective participation means for litigants in person and how it can be secured in the ordinary conduct of civil and family proceedings. Drawing on extensive empirical research with litigants in person, judges, lawyers, court staff and McKenzie Friends, it explains how participative gaps arise in practice and the limits of existing doctrinal frameworks which identify unfairness only after proceedings have concluded. The book develops a theory of participative justice and identifies ten descriptors of effective participation. These descriptors translate the abstract requirements of the right to a fair trial into practical, observable conditions that can be recognised and addressed during litigation, rather than retrospectively on appeal or review. Written for academics, judges, lawyers, policy makers and practitioners concerned with access to justice and the operation of civil and family courts, the book provides a principled and practical framework for understanding, assessing and protecting fair trial rights for litigants in person.

Protecting the Right to a Fair Trial

Effective Participation for Litigants in Person

Kooperationswerke Beck - Hart

European Contract Law

By a process of investigations into origin, development and theoretic foundations of the tort liability&nbsp;based on fairness, this book analyzes the myriads of practical cases to offer deep insights&nbsp;into&nbsp;application rules, grounds for defense, compensation scope and the supplementary role of application, and elucidates theoretic restrictions upon its judicial application, aiming to preclude the tort liability&nbsp;based on fairness from being abused judicially, and establishing China's indigenous theoretical system of tort liability&nbsp;based on fairness.&nbsp;Contained under Civil Code are the orientation and rule adjustment of the liability based on fairness, in the light of which this book recommends the provisions for judicial interpretations of related provisions to&nbsp;“the tort liability based on fairness”&nbsp;under the Code, with the hope to lay references for relevant judicial interpretations to be drawn up by people's courts.

By a process of investigations into origin, development and theoretic foundations of the tort liability&nbsp;based on fairness, this book analyzes the myriads of practical cases to offer deep insights&nbsp;into&nbsp;application rules, grounds for defense, compensation scope and the supplementary role of application, and elucidates theoretic restrictions upon its judicial application, aiming to preclude the tort liability&nbsp;based on fairness from being abused judicially, and establishing China's indigenous theoretical system of tort liability&nbsp;based on fairness.&nbsp;Contained under Civil Code are the orientation and rule adjustment of the liability based on fairness, in the light of which this book recommends the provisions for judicial interpretations of related provisions to&nbsp;“the tort liability based on fairness”&nbsp;under the Code, with the hope to lay references for relevant judicial interpretations to be drawn up by people's courts.

The Legislative and Judicial Practices in China

Tort Liability Based on Fairness

Berliner Schriften zur Rechtsgeschichte

Der Nießbrauch in der Entwicklungsgeschichte des römischen Rechts

Ususfructus

SpringerBriefs in Law

This book offers a guide to tree preservation mechanisms for policy makers and researchers concerned with preserving canopy or boosting green infrastructure on private urban land in Australia. It discusses the available mechanisms in Australia (both direct and indirect) and refers to relevant literature on each mechanism, including research on the effectiveness of each mechanism, as well as addressing applicable case law.
Although written from a predominantly legal perspective, this book is designed to assist non-lawyers to better understand the available tree protection mechanisms and how they work (or not) to achieve increased canopy cover, green space or other urban forest improvements on private land.

This book offers a guide to tree preservation mechanisms for policy makers and researchers concerned with preserving canopy or boosting green infrastructure on private urban land in Australia. It discusses the available mechanisms in Australia (both direct and indirect) and refers to relevant literature on each mechanism, including research on the effectiveness of each mechanism, as well as addressing applicable case law. Although written from a predominantly legal perspective, this book is designed to assist non-lawyers to better understand the available tree protection mechanisms and how they work (or not) to achieve increased canopy cover, green space or other urban forest improvements on private land.

A Review of Regulatory Mechanisms in Australia

Urban Tree Protection on Private Land

European Union and its Neighbours in a Globalized World

This open access book presents a thorough, multidisciplinary examination of children’s rights in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) with a focus on Lithuania. Pursuing a comparative approach, it explores various aspects of children’s rights as established in constitutional, civil, administrative and criminal law in the region, while also discussing emerging issues. The book shares unique insights into the challenges and progress specific to individual CEE countries, many of which have undergone significant political, social, and legal transformations in recent decades. The comparative analysis of practices and legal frameworks between Lithuania and other countries in the region and across various CEE countries is a key feature of the book. By comparing practices, case law and legal regulations across different CEE countries, it highlights both the diversity and the common challenges in the region. Moreover, such a comparative perspective is invaluable for policymakers, practitioners, and academics in terms of identifying best practices and learning from different countries’ experiences. The respective chapters offer evidence-based insights and recommendations to guide the development of more effective and rights-based approaches to child protection. While aiming to enhance awareness and understanding of children’s rights, the book also seeks to fill a gap in the literature by focusing on the CEE region, an area often underrepresented and overlooked in global discussions on children’s rights. Bringing together a wide range of theoretical and empirical research from Lithuania and other CEE countries, it features contributions by researchers from the Baltic states, Poland, Slovenia, Hungary, Croatia, and Romania to provide a more holistic understanding of the challenges and advances in children’s rights in the CEE region.

This open access book presents a thorough, multidisciplinary examination of children’s rights in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) with a focus on Lithuania. Pursuing a comparative approach, it explores various aspects of children’s rights as established in constitutional, civil, administrative and criminal law in the region, while also discussing emerging issues. The book shares unique insights into the challenges and progress specific to individual CEE countries, many of which have undergone significant political, social, and legal transformations in recent decades.
 
 The comparative analysis of practices and legal frameworks between Lithuania and other countries in the region and across various CEE countries is a key feature of the book. By comparing practices, case law and legal regulations across different CEE countries, it highlights both the diversity and the common challenges in the region. Moreover, such a comparative perspective is invaluable for policymakers, practitioners, and academics in terms of identifying best practices and learning from different countries’ experiences. The respective chapters offer evidence-based insights and recommendations to guide the development of more effective and rights-based approaches to child protection.
 
 While aiming to enhance awareness and understanding of children’s rights, the book also seeks to fill a gap in the literature by focusing on the CEE region, an area often underrepresented and overlooked in global discussions on children’s rights. Bringing together a wide range of theoretical and empirical research from Lithuania and other CEE countries, it features contributions by researchers from the Baltic states, Poland, Slovenia, Hungary, Croatia, and Romania to provide a more holistic understanding of the challenges and advances in children’s rights in the CEE region.

A Comparative Analysis with a Spotlight on Lithuania

Children's Rights in Central and Eastern Europe

Beck international

International and Comparative Law in the Asia Pacific

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The book focuses on the new Chinese Civil Code. It will be a great promotion of the Chinese Civil Code and enhance its understanding at the international level. It will also promote the understanding of Chinese law in the context of the One Belt One Road Initiative.&nbsp;
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Since the Chinese Civil Code came into force in 2021, it is still at an early stage of comparing Australian contract law and contract law principles in the Chinese Civil Code. To date, there are few systematic studies on the comparison of contract law in Australia and in China. The existing literature on the comparison is much more based on the old Chinese contract law of 1999. In addition, the existing literature on Australian contract law generally lacks a comparative dimension, particularly with China. The standard Australian contract law books and articles contain little reference to what similar problems might be conceived of or dealt with in a civil law jurisdiction like China. In the case of the Chinese Civil Code, although there are useful works on its legislative provisions, theories and doctrines, the contents of those works may not be readily comprehensible by an Australian lawyer or scholar unless set in a comparable context. This book seeks to fill this gap in the existing literature.
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This book will also provide a comparison and analysis of Chinese and Australian contract law to show international legal scholars and practitioners not only the judicial interpretation and application of contract law rules in China but also the scholastic understandings of and approaches to the comparison of it with a common law jurisdiction, such as Australia. Another aim of the book is to lay a foundation to commence a long-term project to comprehensively compare selected areas and topics in Australian contract law and Chinese contract law, such as damages.
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A Comparison of Australian and Chinese Contract Law

Primäre Demenzen sind derzeit nicht heilbar. Aufgrund der steigenden Fallzahlen werden Möglichkeiten der Prädiktion mittels sog. Biomarker intensiv beforscht. Die Ergebnisse, die lediglich Wahrscheinlichkeitsaussagen darstellen, ermöglichen die Errichtung von Patienten- und Forschungsverfügungen. Auf Untersuchungen mittels genetischer Biomarker sind die Vorschriften des Gendiagnostikgesetzes anwendbar. Für Untersuchungen mittels nicht-genetischer Biomarker gelten trotz nahezu gleichen Aussagegehaltes die allgemeinen Vorschriften. Die Patientenverfügung gem. §§ 1827 ff. BGB birgt im Hinblick auf Demenzerkrankungen, die mit einer fortschreitenden Änderung der Persönlichkeit einhergehen, Schwierigkeiten. Dies gilt auch für die nur im Rahmen des Arzneimittelrechtes mögliche Forschungsverfügung. Die Regelungen werden aus verfassungsrechtlicher Sicht, im Hinblick auf Funktionalität und Praktikabilität und aus rechtsexterner, insbesondere medizinethischer Sicht, auf ihre Angemessenheit hin beleuchtet. Anschließend werden Änderungen des Rechts wie die Einführung eines allgemeinen Prädiktionsgesetztes sowie die Ergänzung der Regelungen der Patientenverfügung vorgeschlagen.

Eine Bewertung der Angemessenheit der Rechtslage unter Berücksichtigung medizinethischer Aspekte

Die Demenzfrüherkennung mittels genetischer & nicht-genetischer Biomarker

Gesetzliche Ehegattenvertretung in Angelegenheiten der Gesundheitssorge

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