The Classification (divisio) into ‘Branches’ of Modern Legal Systems (Orders) and Roman Law Traditions

Gábor Hamza

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	European Journal of Law Reform
Article	The Classification (divisio) into ‘Branches’ of Modern Legal Systems (Orders) and Roman Law Traditions
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Gábor Hamza, 'The Classification (divisio) into ‘Branches’ of Modern Legal Systems (Orders) and Roman Law Traditions', (2006) European Journal of Law Reform 361-382

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Gábor Hamza
Professor of Law at the Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest. This article is based on his inaugural lecture delivered on 6 October 2004 at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.

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