Peter Blume

Legal Method in Danish Law Peter Blume 1.º edición

An increasing number of lawyers from other countries are conducting research or are employed at Danish universities. There has furthermore been an increased interest in Danish law from abroad due to co-operation between law firms and also public authorities across borders.

The fact that Denmark is an EU member state also contributes to this interest. These observations constitute the background for this short book. Its purpose is to provide knowledge of the legal sources that are applied in Danish law and at the same time supply an insight into how legal method is used in the Danish legal system. Accordingly, the book may be viewed as a key to the understanding of Danish law.


Table of Content Preface

Content

Chapter 1. Legal Method and Legal Sources
Chapter 2. A Brief Historical Account of Danish Law
Chapter 3. Legal Institutions
Chapter 4. Statute and Statutory Law
Chapter 5. Legal Decisions
Chapter 6. Legal Literature and the Structure of Legal Knowledge
Chapter 7. Other National Legal Sources
Chapter 8. Influences on Danish Law

Appendix. An Overview
Index