Introduction To French Law | Walter Cairns, Robert McKeon | Taylor & F

TABLE OF CONTENTS

chapter 1|18 pages

Introduction

chapter |8 pages

G La doctrine

chapter 2|8 pages

The French Courts

I Introduction

chapter C|10 pages

The trial courts (les juridictions de jugement)

chapter 3|2 pages

The Legal Personnel

I Judges

chapter II|2 pages

The Ministère public

chapter |2 pages

B Reform

chapter 4|24 pages

Civil Law

chapter 5|22 pages

Business Law

I Introduction

chapter |4 pages

E Other companies

chapter 6|5 pages

Constitutional Law

I Introduction

chapter III|14 pages

The institutions of the Fifth Republic

A General characteristics of the Constitution

chapter |1 pages

E Social and economic freedoms

chapter 7|1 pages

Administrative Law

chapter |1 pages

B Characteristics of French administrative law

chapter C|6 pages

The legality principle

chapter |7 pages

B The établissements publics (public corporations)

chapter |4 pages

A Administrative action (actes administratifs)

chapter VI|5 pages

Judicial review of administrative action

A General

chapter 8|4 pages

Criminal law

I General introduction

chapter III|18 pages

The essential elements of a criminal offence

A General

chapter 9|12 pages

Court Procedure

I Introduction

chapter C|12 pages

The procedure before the juridictions de droit commun

chapter 10|1 pages

Legal Translation

I General introduction

chapter |1 pages

A Differences in philosophical approach

chapter |1 pages

D The role of codification

chapter |4 pages

F ‘Legal register’

chapter |1 pages

D Existing translations of codes and law reports

chapter |4 pages

A Equivalent concepts

chapter |2 pages

D The creation of new terms and concepts

chapter |2 pages

Appendix 1

chapter |3 pages

Cour de cassation (French Supreme Court of Review)

The Monnois family and another v Anfry

chapter |3 pages

Conseil d’Etat

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