Besondere Schuldverhältnisse mit Hinweisen auf den Zivilprozeß

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This comprehensive work covers a wide range of legal cases and principles, providing an in-depth analysis of various aspects of contract law and liability. It begins with introductory remarks and a detailed table of contents, followed by numerous case studies that illustrate key legal concepts. The cases address seller obligations, liability for legal defects, and the nuances of ownership transfer, including simple and extended retention of title. It explores warranty rights, including the implications of defects and the conditions under which a buyer can demand remedies such as reduction of price or damages for non-fulfillment. Further discussions include the responsibilities of merchants regarding incorrect deliveries and quantity errors, as well as the implications of leasing agreements and installment purchases. The text also delves into contractual claims in construction contracts, the significance of acceptance, and warranty issues before and after acceptance. Additionally, it examines the legal framework surrounding suretyship, including the rights of guarantors and the protection of absolute rights against unlawful acts. The annotation concludes with a comprehensive index, making it a valuable resource for legal practitioners and scholars alike, enhancing their understanding of complex legal relationships and obligations.