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  1. Mandatory Disclosure (Securities Markets)
  2. Mandatory Law
  3. Mandatory Law (Basic Features of Regulation in European Private Law)
  4. Mandatory Law (Fundamental Regulatory Principles)
  5. Manfred Wenckstern
  6. Marcus Baum
  7. Marine Pollution (Compensation)
  8. Marital Agreements
  9. Maritime Law
  10. Maritime Transport (Contracts of Carriage of Goods)
  11. Maritime Transport (Contracts of Carriage of Persons)
  12. Maritime Transport (Global Limitation of Liability)
  13. Market Manipulation
  14. Markets for Financial Instruments
  15. Markus Roth
  16. Marriage
  17. Martin Henssler
  18. Martin Illmer
  19. Martin Schmidt-Kessel
  20. Matrimonial Property Law
  21. Matteo Fornasier
  22. Matthias Leistner
  23. Matthias Wühler
  24. Max Planck Encyclopedia of European Private Law
  25. Mediation
  26. Merger Control
  27. Mergers and Acquisitions
  28. Mistake
  29. Mixed Legal Systems
  30. Mora Creditoris
  31. Multimodal Transport
  32. Nadjma Yassari
  33. Natural Law
  34. Negotiable Instruments (Cheques & Bills of Exchange)
  35. Nicolai Lagoni
  36. Nils Jansen
  37. Ninon Colneric
  38. Non-Contractual Obligations (PIL)
  39. Non-European Legal Systems, Influence of European Private Law
  40. Non-Pecuniary Loss
  41. Non-Performance
  42. Norbert Reich
  43. Notary Public
  44. Notification Requirement (Commercial Sales)
  45. Occupational Pensions
  46. Olaf Sosnitza
  47. Oliver Remien
  48. Ombudsman
  49. Ordonnances
  50. Overriding Mandatory Provisions

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