Reviews
I bought it because you've been recommending it for many years. I think it's good to have a little more personal study and then read it.
It's an admission that can learn civil law around terms of contract procedures and laws. It's understandable to read the author's words, with the law written next to him, and follow the instructions to consult. Of course, getting used to concepts and explanations takes effort.
I buy it back in the year 22,000 to give it to someone who wants to study civil law, a book I've studied 20 or 40 years ago. It was the best law document I've ever seen, and I'm glad to say that since I'd been a successful reformer with life, I can still buy it.
I learned it from the recommendations. Most contracts have a lot of difficult legal terms, so they have high access barriers. So, the average person is hard to get to, but the head of the two houses, please, explain it to them in a kind, systematic way. It's a very nice book.
It was not a very recommended way to deal with the thick textbook from your peers, but it sounded like a lot of fun to see the advice given by the professor of both singing and writing in the last chapter of this book to the first-class student who wanted to go beyond the law. "Let the one who has no right to his own work be dealt with without partiality.". Be patient and zealous and deal with civil law, as long as you are not determined to be a lawyer. "at least not ashamed of the law.". Thank
Yang Chang-su: Introduction to Civil Law
Again, a full review of content and expression was made, and corrections and supplements were made to make sense to the present. In the process, new legislation in between, and what was before, reflected important court cases, and new entries were added.
Korean title: 민법입문
Korean author: 양창수
Korean publisher: 박영사
ISBN-13: 9791130344522
Reviews
I bought it because you've been recommending it for many years. I think it's good to have a little more personal study and then read it.
It's an admission that can learn civil law around terms of contract procedures and laws. It's understandable to read the author's words, with the law written next to him, and follow the instructions to consult. Of course, getting used to concepts and explanations takes effort.
I buy it back in the year 22,000 to give it to someone who wants to study civil law, a book I've studied 20 or 40 years ago. It was the best law document I've ever seen, and I'm glad to say that since I'd been a successful reformer with life, I can still buy it.
I learned it from the recommendations. Most contracts have a lot of difficult legal terms, so they have high access barriers. So, the average person is hard to get to, but the head of the two houses, please, explain it to them in a kind, systematic way. It's a very nice book.
It was not a very recommended way to deal with the thick textbook from your peers, but it sounded like a lot of fun to see the advice given by the professor of both singing and writing in the last chapter of this book to the first-class student who wanted to go beyond the law. "Let the one who has no right to his own work be dealt with without partiality.". Be patient and zealous and deal with civil law, as long as you are not determined to be a lawyer. "at least not ashamed of the law.". Thank
