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Legal consequences - A combination of civil law and civil procedural law in the case of judicial power of attorney
The present study deals with the legal consequences of the deficiency of power of attorney. In particular, the liability of the falsus procurator and the owner of the case is investigated in view of the third party’s confidence in the existence of the power of attorney. On the other hand, the acceptance in Civil Law of apparent power or attorney is also examined. Finally, systematic integration of judicial power of attorney into the content of substantive law is attempted.
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