Staudinger (legal commentary)
The Staudinger is a major commentary on the German Civil Code (BGB) and some subsidiary laws . The work is at Sellier- de Gruyter relocated and currently includes 106 current volumes, totaling about 70,000 pages. The comment was initiated in 1898, two years before the Civil Code came into force, by Privy Councilor Julius von Staudinger , whose name the comment still bears today. The first edition in six volumes was completed in 1903.
Because of the detail and the large amount of information, it usually takes several years until an edition is completed. The twelfth edition (44 volumes, 37,000 pages) began in 1973 and was not completed until 1999. There have been no complete new editions since 1993; instead, individual volumes are revised if necessary.
The Staudinger is the oldest and, before the Soergel and the Munich Commentary on the Civil Code, the most detailed commentary on the BGB, which is why he enjoys a high reputation in the legal world.
The comment can also be used in full text via legal databases. After being able to use it for a long time via juris and Beck-Online , the Staudinger was only available via Beck-Online since April 2011. From January 2015, however, the publisher is licensing exclusively to juris.
Under the name Staudinger, a one-volume textbook Corner Pillar of Civil Law is also available to prepare for the exam.
literature
- Julius von Staudinger (Ed.): Commentary on the civil code with introductory law and subsidiary laws . 13. Editing and revisions, 1993 ff. ISBN 3-8059-0784-2
- 100 years Staudinger - 100 years BGB - anthology for the 100th anniversary of Staudinger, ISBN 3-8059-0917-9
- Staudinger - Cornerstone of Civil Law - One-volume compendium of the entire, BGB ISBN 978-3-8059-1109-2
Web links
- Staudinger - on the Sellier-deGruyter website
- JuraBiblio.de: Staudinger BGB - Cornerstones of Civil Law (2011) - Review.
Individual evidence
- ↑ https://www.staudinger-bgb.de/ (as of February 5, 2019)
- ↑ Daniel Lenz: "We did not expect this concentration". Simon Hohoff (Beck-Online) on the competition for online databases. buchreport.de, March 2, 2011, accessed on March 16, 2011 : “Hohoff: We now have a lot of partnerships, almost 40 content partnerships alone, which provide us with a variety of information, including the Staudinger comment. - Book report: which you currently have exclusive access to. ... "
- ↑ Staudinger from 2011 exclusively at beck-online. boersenblatt.de, November 9, 2010, accessed December 17, 2010 .
- ↑ Dr. Otto Schmidt takes over Sellier Verlagkontor. boersenblatt.de, December 7, 2010, accessed on December 17, 2010 : “The Cologne publishing group Dr. Otto Schmidt founded the company Dr. Arthur L. Sellier & Co. KG Scientific publishing office with its holdings in Sellier / de Gruyter oHG and sellier. acquired european law publishers GmbH. Sellier / de Gruyter publish the commentary on the BGB "Staudinger". "
- ^ Dietrich Pannier: Sellier + Staudinger-online, quo vadis. December 17, 2010, archived from the original on January 26, 2016 ; accessed on December 17, 2010 (Bib-Jur mailing list): "... for the subscribers of juris and Lexisnexis (who lose the Staudinger), of beck-online (who should also pay for the exclusivity exclusively) and Legios (who have the one Day), the information supply for their users remains exciting. "
- ↑ Staudinger Online from 2015 exclusively at juris. Intensification of the cooperation around the juris alliance
- ^ Staudinger BGB: cornerstones of civil law. Archived from the original on August 14, 2012 ; Retrieved July 17, 2012 .