Perkembangan hukum perdata di Indonesia

Perkembangan hukum perdata di Indonesia

by Moch Isnaeni

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On development of civil law in Indonesia; volume commemorating the 70th birthday of Moch. Isnaeni, a professor of civil law from Fakultas Hukum, Universitas Airlangga, Surabaya.

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    Given the book's exploration of the historical trajectory of Indonesian civil law, which period or influential factor did you find most pivotal in shaping its current form, and why?

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    As a commemorative volume, what specific aspects of Professor Moch. Isnaeni's scholarship or philosophy, as presented in these essays, do you believe have left the most lasting impact on Indonesian civil law or legal education?

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    Indonesia's civil law is a unique tapestry woven from various legal traditions (e.g., adat, Dutch colonial, Islamic). How does the book illustrate the challenges and successes of integrating these diverse sources into a coherent legal system?

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