The work of the German Federal Constitutional Court has a significant effect on all three branches of government. While public interest and the media primarily focus their attention on spectacular court decisions, the academic study of law strives to record, analyze, and structure the case law of the Federal Constitutional Court in its entirety. Research associates are the first to observe patterns and trends in case law and follow them in their work. From this intimate perspective, this volume strives to address central, characteristic, and significant topics and questions and discuss them at an academic level. The contributions to this volume range from judgment discussions to summaries of case law. The particular value of this volume lies in its presentation: it is court employees themselves that present the reader with background information as well as trends in constitutional case law and the current and practical bearing on the activities of other branches of government.

Now in its fourth edition, the Wieczorek/Schutze legal commentary is a virtual institution in the field of civil procedure. This fourteen-volume guide once again sets the standard for legal reference works. Based on solid legal scholarship, it comprehensively considers practical requirements and needs in relation to civil procedure. The authorial team, which is composed of 33 legal scholars and practitioners - including several new younger members - ensures that the commentary remains true to its rich traditions, but at the same time is up-to-date for current and future needs. In addition to German civil procedure, the commentary addresses relevant supplementary laws in Germany (e.g. EGZPO, GVG, KapMuG, and MediationsG), as well as European and international civil procedure. The commentary also takes into consideration relevant legal changes as well as the newest developments in case law and legal teaching. Here you find an overview of all fourteen volumes. Take a closer look at the extract of volume 12 1067-1109; Internationales Zivilprozessrecht; Rechtsquellen und Materialien.

["Remedy in case of infringement of the claim for hearing (321a ZPO, German Civil Code)"] The manual's subject is the "Gehoersruge" ( 321a ZPO), which was introduced as of 1 January 2002 in the course of reforming the ZPO. The authors' representation is comprehensive and reaches from the basic facts to the details, including - for example - the continuance of the extraordinary appeal up to the judicial and extra-judicial costs of the hearing proceedings. The requirements of the lawyers' and judges' practice and the legislator's ideas and the constitutional provisions have been taken into consideration. The manual's suitability for practical application is supported, among other things, by an examination scheme enclosed in the annexes and including references to jurisdiction and literature as well as several models. This manual is more than just a short guideline for both forensic lawyers and civil judges. From a scientific perspective, it is a pamphlet for a restrictive comprehension both of the "Gehoersruge" ( 321a ZPO) and of the claim for fair hearing (Art. 103 para. 1 GG, Constitution of the Fed. Rep. of Germany). The manual is up to date with July 2004. In addition to the comprehensive evidence of current jurisdiction and literature that is particularly important for practice and science, the manual deals with the law on modernization of the cost law in force from 1 July 2004, the law on the modernization of the justice approved on 1 and 9 July 2004 and the draft of a law on a complaint about a hearing, dated 28 April 2004.