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Council of Europe
Language
English
Pages
66

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Subjects
Appellate procedure, Trials (Larceny), Judicial review, Trials, litigation
People
Franz Pataki (1920-), Johann Dunshirn (1931-)
Places
Austria

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1963, Council of Europe
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Published in
Strasbourg

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
341.48/1
Library of Congress
LAW, KJJ41.P38 E976 1963

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Pagination
v, 66 p. ;
Number of pages
66

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL4955203M
LCCN
76383505

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