De Gruyter Verhandlungen Des Sechszehnten Deutschen Juristentages - Gutachten: 16 (Verhandlungen Des Deutschen Juristentages)

Frontmatter -- Table of Contents -- Expert Opinion -- I. Report on the question: Are equal principles of international criminal law to be pursued for the European states? and possibly which? by Professor Dr. von Liszt zu Gießen -- II. Expert opinion on the question: Is it recommended to have a provisional payment block in the event of loss of securities (in the case of initiation of a bidding procedure or independently)? and under what conditions? From Mr. Director Dr. Ladenburg zu Mannheim -- III. Expert opinion on the question: how to regulate the treatment of found items uniformly civil law -- IV. Expert opinion on the question: should be found in the civil general law the unimaginable limitation as a reason for acquisition, or loss of rights, possibly at which inclusion -- V. Expert report on the question: Should the issuer of a change stolen or lost before the issuance or other order paper or bearer paper to the good faith bigen acquacquacquererhurry? by Professor Dr. I. E. Kuntze zu Leipzig -- VI. Expert opinion on the question: Should the right to the life insurance sum belong to the insured person's estate? a. by Dr. Malß zu Frankfurt a. M -- VII expert opinion on the question: How are the powers of the district judge to be properly constructed in the preparatory investigation proceedings? From the Amtsrichter Dr. Kronecker zu Berlin -- VIII. Expert opinion on the question: Are the German or Roman law principles regarding fruit acquisition to be included in the German Civil Code? From Mr. Privatdocent lawyer Dr. Otto Mayer to Strasbourg -- IX. Power of the Mr. Amtsrichter Dr. Romtz to Lertin on the question: How is the treatment of found matters to be regulated uniformly in civil law -- X. Expert opinion of the Mr. privatdocent Dr. Ludwig Elster zu Halle a. b Saale on the question: Should the right to the life insurance sum belong to the estate of the insured -- XI. The honour of Mr. privatdicent lawyer Dr. Otto Mayer to Strasbourg i. Alsace on the question: Are the German or Roman law principles regarding fruit acquisition to be included in the German Civil Code -- XII. The Professor Dr. Leonhard zu Höttingen made about the question: should in the bourgeois general law the unimaginable limitation as a reason for acquiring or loss of rights and possibly in which inclusion -- XIII. Hats of the Mr. Hof and court lawyer Dr. Arnold Pann zu Vienna on the question: In the civil general law, the unimaginable limitation as a reason for acquiring or loss of rights and event. at which reception can be found -- Addendum to the power of Professor Dr. Eck zu Berlin (No. III. S. 41-64) on the civil treatment of lost property