The Juridical Classification of Obligations

Ernest J. Weinrib

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Legal principles and applications European and International Contract Law Comparative International Legal Studies

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Abstract Classification is necessarily instinct with theory, because the act of classifying is the effort to understand a complex phenomenon through the interplay of its more general and particular aspects. Accordingly, the endeavour to classify the obligations of private law necessarily implicates the theory of private law.

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