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  1. Legacies‏‎ (9 revisions)
  2. Anticipatory Breach‏‎ (9 revisions)
  3. Competition Law (Sanctions)‏‎ (9 revisions)
  4. Loan‏‎ (9 revisions)
  5. Code Civil‏‎ (9 revisions)
  6. Código Civil‏‎ (9 revisions)
  7. Capital Markets Law‏‎ (9 revisions)
  8. Air Transportation (Contractual Liability)‏‎ (9 revisions)
  9. Carriage, Contract of‏‎ (9 revisions)
  10. Allgemeines Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch (ABGB)‏‎ (10 revisions)
  11. Allgemeines Landrecht für die Preußischen Staaten (ALR)‏‎ (10 revisions)
  12. Code de Commerce‏‎ (10 revisions)
  13. Contributors‏‎ (10 revisions)
  14. Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch (BGB)‏‎ (10 revisions)
  15. Print Edition‏‎ (10 revisions)
  16. Capacity‏‎ (10 revisions)
  17. European Law Institute (ELI)‏‎ (10 revisions)
  18. Allgemeines Deutsches Handelsgesetzbuch (ADHGB)‏‎ (11 revisions)
  19. Accounting‏‎ (11 revisions)
  20. Burgerlijk Wetboek (BW)‏‎ (11 revisions)
  21. Acquisition of Title by Operation of Law‏‎ (11 revisions)
  22. Code Européen des Contrats (Avant-Projet)‏‎ (12 revisions)
  23. Abuse of a Dominant Position‏‎ (12 revisions)
  24. Commercial Law‏‎ (12 revisions)
  25. Common Frame of Reference (CFR)‏‎ (14 revisions)
  26. How to use‏‎ (14 revisions)
  27. Max Planck Encyclopedia of European Private Law‏‎ (14 revisions)
  28. Keyword Entries A–Z‏‎ (15 revisions)
  29. Acquisition of Ownership from a Non-Owner‏‎ (16 revisions)
  30. Acquis Principles‏‎ (17 revisions)
  31. Imprint‏‎ (17 revisions)
  32. Abuse of Law‏‎ (20 revisions)
  33. Data Protection Information‏‎ (21 revisions)

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