Comparative law

Which of the following is not a practical benefit of comparative law?

• Construction tool

• Element of university programmes

• Tool for the legislator

• Tool to enhance the relationship between government and citizens

Regarding university programmes, why is Germany different than the rest of the countries?

• They don’t teach law at university

• The State acts as an examiner

• Their legal education is not developed

• Angela Merkel took all the comparative law away after she left

What does microcomparison study?

• Interpretation

• Principles of conflicts of specific interests

• Ways to resolve conflicts

• Forms of lawsuits

Which one is not a related field of comparative law?

• Public international law

• Ethnology of law

• Penal law

• Sociology

Where did comparative law started?

• Greece

• Germany

• Rome

• France

In the last 19 century which movement revitalized comparative law?

• Modern comparative law

• Science of comparative law

• Theoretixal comparative law

• Comparative legislative law

Which of the following ones is the methodological principle of comparative law?

• Doctrinarism

• Functionality

• Applicability

• Objectivity

Which is the best way to achieve an effective legal unification?

• Having an unified legal text

• Teaching jurists that national legal systems are given and immutable

• Ensuring that jurists think/interpret the law based on the same principles

• It is impossible to achieve an effective international legal unification

What is not an objective of having a truly international comparative law?

• Reunification of law

• Increasing the scientific scope

• To promote mutual understanding among jurists

• Mitigating misunderstandings, prejudices and limitations

Rudolf von Ihering is the author of the

International Encyclopedia of Comparative Law

• TRUE

• FALSE