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- ISBN：9780314155962
- 出版时间：2007
- 标注页数：607页
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图书目录
Chapter 1.An Introduction and Overview1
Ⅰ.Introduction1
Ⅱ.An Overview of Different Procedural Systems4
Ⅲ.Other Systems: An Apologia48
Chapter 2.The Structure of the Legal Profession51
Ⅰ.Introduction51
Ⅱ.The Education of Civil Lawyers53
Ⅲ.The Legal Profession vs.The Legal Professions58
Ⅳ.The Structure of the Legal Profession in the Civil Law: Germany, France, Italy, and Japan63
Ⅴ.The Structure of the Legal Profession in the Common Law: England and the United States94
Chapter 3.Organization of the Courts106
Ⅰ.Introduction106
Ⅱ.Civil Law Systems: Germany, France, Italy, and Japan107
Ⅲ.Courts in the Common Law: England and the United States126
Ⅳ.Constitutional Courts140
Ⅴ.Supra-National Courts152
Ⅵ.Stare Decisis: A Comparative Perspective155
Chapter 4.Initiating a Law Suit, Defining the Issues, Gathering the Evidence164
Ⅰ.Introduction164
Ⅱ.Initiating Proceedings164
Ⅲ.Notification of Proceedings173
Ⅳ.Identifying the Issues184
Ⅴ.Learning the Facts—Discovery207
Chapter 5.Resolving the Case in the First Instance Court: The Trial and Analogous Processes241
Ⅰ.Introduction241
Ⅱ.The Structure of the “First Instance” Proceeding241
Ⅲ.The Role of the Judge and Attorney at the Hearing254
Ⅳ.Evidence and Presentation of Proof260
Ⅴ.Decision Makers268
Chapter 6.Short-Cuts to Judgment and Provisional Reme- dies276
Ⅰ.Introduction276
Ⅱ.Summary and Provisional Remedies: History and Contempo- rary Context277
Ⅲ.Short.Cuts to Judgment: Summary Remedies in England, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the United States278
Ⅳ.Short.Cuts, Continued: Treatment of Small Claims in Eng- land, Italy, Japan, and the United States288
Ⅴ.Provisional Remedies: Comparative Overview294
Ⅵ.Provisional Remedies, Continued: A Comparative Look at the “Mareva” Injunction317
Chapter 7.Appeal327
Ⅰ.Introduction327
Ⅱ.European Appellate Systems in General328
Ⅲ.England338
Ⅳ.The United States345
Ⅴ.Germany352
Ⅵ.France360
Ⅶ.Japan362
Chapter 8.Aggregation of Parties, Claims, and Actions369
Ⅰ.Introduction369
Ⅱ.The Function and Goals of Aggregation Devices371
Ⅲ.Permissive Joinder of Claims and Parties373
Ⅳ.Mandatory Joinder of Claims and Parties379
Ⅴ.Joinder and the Right to Recover Reimbursement: The Exam- ple of Impleader386
Ⅵ.Collective or Representative Actions390
Ⅶ.Aggregation of Cases Within a Judicial System: Examples From England, Japan, and the United States428
Chapter 9.Finality and Preclusion435
Ⅰ.Introduction435
Ⅱ.Preclusion Doctrine as Applied by National Courts438
Chapter 10.Enforcement of Judgments463
Ⅰ.Introduction463
Ⅱ.Agents Responsible for Execution463
Ⅲ.The Concept of “Execution Title” in Civil Law467
Ⅳ.Enforcement of Money Claims and Non-Money Claims Com- pared472
Ⅴ.Proceedings for Execution of Money Claims480
Ⅵ.Relief From Execution496
Ⅶ.Concluding Note503
Chapter 11.Transnational Litigation504
Ⅰ.Introduction504
Ⅱ.Forum Access: Jurisdiction505
Ⅲ.Forum Access: Forum Non Conveniens/Lis Pendens529
Ⅳ.Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments532
Chapter 12.Harmonization of Civil Procedure: Prospects and Perils562
Ⅰ.Introduction562
Ⅱ.Is Harmonization Desirable?563
Ⅲ.Treaties as Instruments of Harmonization578
Ⅳ.Current Trends589
INDEX599