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cost and fee allocation in civil procedure
a comparative study
editors:
- mathias reimann
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table of contents (26 chapters)
front matter
pages i-xii
general report
front matter
pages 1-1
book chapter
pages 3-56
cost and fee allocation in civil procedure: a synthesis
national reports
front matter
pages 57-57
book chapter
pages 59-68
the price of access to the civil courts in australia – old problems, new solutions: a commercial litigation funding case study
book chapter
pages 69-77
litigating in austria – are costs and fees worth it?
book chapter
pages 79-88
“everything costs its own cost, and one of our best virtues is a just desire to pay it.” an analysis of belgian law
book chapter
pages 89-97
major shifting: the brazilian way
book chapter
pages 99-107
the irrelevance of costs rules to litigation rates: the experience of quebec and common law canada
book chapter
pages 109-116
the double face of cost and fee allocation in the czech republic
book chapter
pages 117-125
cost wars in england and wales: the insurers strike back
book chapter
pages 127-135
cost and fee allocation in finland
book chapter
pages 137-150
la répartition des frais en procédure civile française
book chapter
pages 151-162
cost and fee allocation in german civil procedure
book chapter
pages 163-170
lawyers’ fees in greece at a turning point: recent legislative changes in litigation costs
book chapter
pages 171-176
shifting sands and pyrrhic victories – the case of india
book chapter
pages 177-184
it’s for the judges to decide: allocation of trial costs in israel report on israel
book chapter
pages 185-194
italy: a tale of successful resistance?
book chapter
pages 195-200
recent issues of cost and fee allocation in japanese civil procedure
book chapter
pages 201-209
attorney fee arrangements really matter in terms of access to justice in korea
book chapter
pages 211-217
the particularities of the macau special administrative region of the people’s republic of china: legislation on costs and fees in civil procedure
book chapter
pages 219-227
cost and fee allocation in the netherlands
book chapter
pages 229-237
court costs and fee allocation in the russian federation: a civil law system with a free market
- book title
- cost and fee allocation in civil procedure
- book subtitle
- a comparative study
- 2012
- doi
- 10.1007/978-94-007-2263-7
- print isbn
- 978-94-007-2262-0
- online isbn
- 978-94-007-2263-7
- series title
- ius gentium: comparative perspectives on law and justice
- series volume
- 11
- publisher
- springer netherlands
- springer science+business media b.v.
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- editors
- mathias reimann
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- editor affiliations
- id1. , law school, university of michigan
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