Die Literatur Des Gemeinen, Ordentlichen Civil-processes Und Seine Bearbeiter Bis Auf Die Zeiten Des Jngsten Reichsabschieds

This book is a historical study of the literature related to the common civil process in Germany. It traces the evolution of this legal concept and its various interpretations by different scholars and practitioners over the centuries, culminating in the legislation of the German Empire.

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