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Autorentext

Reinhard Voppel, Rechtsanwalt in Köln; Michael Coester, Universität München.

Klappentext

This newly revised commentary on sections 1353 and 1362 of the German Civil Code handles current legal developments pertaining to the general legal effects of marriage. It provides a comprehensive interpretation of personal and proprietary relationships in marriage, explaining specific issues such as Schlüsselgewalt, alimony, and the transfer and co-use of the marital home and household objects.