CORRESPONDENCE
| Published date | 01 July 1953 |
| Date | 01 July 1953 |
| DOI | http://doi.org/10.1111/j.1468-2230.1953.tb02130.x |
414
THE
YODESN
LAW
BEVIEW
va.
16
Au
Fmmes
KRPING~
?
:
AND
OTarn
STOW
=OM
T~IL
LAW
~IL
YOUNG
PEOPLE.
By
CLAUD
MULLZNB.
[Frederick
Muller,
Ltd.
10s.
6d.
net.]
Tm
ELEMENTS
OF
INCOME
TAX. Second Edition. By
C.
N.
Btarmc.
[Skvm
&
Sons,
Ltd.
1958.
xxxii
and
208
pp.
Bas.
net.]
CUB-
LAW
YEAR
BOOK,
1962.
Gen.
Editor:
Jom
BURKE.
50s.
net.
A
hm
Boor
OF
ENGLIBH
LAW.
Second
Editien.
By
0.
HOOD
PEXIUPB.
[Sweet
&
Maxwell, Ltd.
1958.
xxiv
and
298
pp.
176.
6d.
net.]
TRB
LAW.
Fourth Edition. By
GLANVILLR
I,.
WIL~IAYS
[Stevens
&
Sons,
Ltd.
1968.
xiv
and
210
pp.
12s.
6d.
net.]
LE
Dnom
COMPABE.
Par
H.
C.
GUTTEBIDQB.
[Paris:
R.
Pichou
et
R.
hand-Auzias,
20
Rue SouBIot.
1958. 289
pp.]
THlr
CONSZTNTIONAL
Fbrvmmx
IN
O~~~ATIOIV.
By
LEONARD
B.
BAUDIN.
Reprinted from the Lawyers Guild Review, Vol.
XII,
No.
8,
Summer
1962.
INTEENATIONAL
POLITICAL
SCIENCE
ABSTEACZS.
Vol.
II,
Nos.
14,
1962.
Published by Unesco.
19
avenue
KlCber.
Paris
16e.
RIGHTS
hpaclwa
TEE
MANUFACTURE
AND
Uet
OF
GRAMOPHONE
RWOBDS.
By
WILLEM
k.
['a
Gravenhage: Martinur
Nijhoff.
1962.
2!H
pp.]
Purr
Boor
OF
WORLD
AeParae,
1968.
Vol.
7.
Published
under the auspices
of
the
London Institute
of
World
Affairs.
[Stevens
h
Sons,
Ltd.
vi
and
427
pp.
€2
2s.
net.]
CORRESPONDENCE
A
contributor
writes
as
follows:-
In
the issue
of
January last at p.
128
Dr.
E.
J.
bhn,
reviewing
the
book
Dor
Ziudgecretabuch von Grkchenlund
(1940)
mit
dem
EEinfffhrung~~geseta,
translated
and introduced
by
Demetrios
Gogos,
made
certain
comments
with regard
to
the provisions
of
the Greek
Civil Code, which give further currency
to
certain
inaccuracies
or
misapprehensions which have
been
expressed
on
other
occasions,
even by Greek lawyers.
Dr.
Cohn
argues
that the
Greek
Civil Code is substantially
nothing
but the
German
Civil Code brought up
to
date and adapted
to
the national and social conditions
of
Greece,
and
he rejects
the
view
that
the similarities
of
both codes
are
due
in
fact
to
their
common
background the Roman law.
This,
it is submitted,
is
incomct and not supported by the instances which he quotes.
To continue reading
Request your trial