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General TopicsAustralian LawProperty Law 0% developed  as of August 1, 2005Canadian LawEvidence 50% developed  as of Dec 18, 2005Constitutional law 25% developed  as of Dec 18, 2005Copyright law 25% developed  as of Dec 18, 2005Criminal Law 75% developed  as of Apr 22, 2017Trade-mark law 25% developed  as of Dec 18, 2005English LawCriminal Law 25% developed  as of Apr 21, 2017Contract Law 25% developed  as of Apr 21, 2017Equity and Trusts 0% developed  as of April 18, 2017Property Law 0% developed  as of April 18, 2017Tort Law 0% developed  as of April 18, 2017Japanese LawLaw and Government 25% developed  as of July 21, 2006UK LawCompany Law 0% developed  as of Apr 21, 2017Database Law 75% developed  as of Apr 21, 2017Taxation 75% developed  as of Apr 21, 2017US LawCivil Procedure 25% developed  as of April 22, 2006Criminal Law 25% developed  as of April 22, 2006Copyright Law 100% developed  as of Dec 16, 2005Corporate Law 25% developed  as of Dec 12, 2005Income Tax 50% developed  as of Dec 17, 2005Patent Law 100% developed  as of Dec 16, 2005Torts Casebook25% developed  as of May 8, 2006Trademark Law 100% developed  as of Dec 16, 2005European LawEuropean Union Law 0% developed  as of April 21, 2017International LawInternational Law in the United States 25% developed  as of Apr 22, 2017Internet Governance 100% developed  as of Apr 22, 2017Private International Law 25% developed  as of Apr 22, 2017

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General topics

Australian law

Canadian law

This is a collection of texts on core topics in Canadian law. They are most useful as companions in the study of law, and as such are organized based on a typical curriculum at a law school in Canada.

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Procedural law

Business and Finances

Intellectual Property

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European Law

German Law

United Kingdom Law

English Law

Japanese Law

US Law

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