BGB

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BGB is the foundational codification of private law in Germany, governing areas such as contracts, property, family, and inheritance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf German statute
civil code
legal code
abbreviationFor German Civil Code
surface form: Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch
appliesTo legal persons
natural persons
citationStyle § followed by section number
containsConcept Anfechtung
Besitz
Deliktsrecht
Eigentum
Geschäftsfähigkeit
Schuldverhältnis
Verjährung
Vertrag
Willenserklärung
country Germany
enactedOn 1896-08-18
enteredIntoForceOn 1900-01-01
fullName German Civil Code
surface form: Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch
governs contract law
family law
general part of civil law
inheritance law
obligations
property law
hasAmendments multiple amendments since 1900
hasGeneralClause good faith principle
influenced Civil Act of South Korea
surface form: Civil Code of South Korea

Civil Code of the Republic of China
Japanese Civil Code
civil codes in several Central and Eastern European countries
isBasisFor German contract law doctrine
German family law doctrine
German inheritance law doctrine
German property law doctrine
German tort law doctrine
language German
legalDomain private law
legalSystem German law
legalTradition civil law tradition
notableReform law of obligations reform 2002
numberOfBooks 5
promulgatedBy German Empire
structure family law
general part
inheritance law
law of obligations
property law

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