Titlebook: Beneficial Ownership; Basic and Federal In Matthias Reinhard-DeRoo Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014 Beneficial

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A Model for Solving Verbal Problemsch is clearly not its purpose. Instead, with the modesty appropriate to an academic of another discipline, a conceptual analysis of beneficial ownership shall be attempted. This analysis will be mainly inspired by the unequaled . of W. N. H..

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Beneficial Ownership as a Concept,ch is clearly not its purpose. Instead, with the modesty appropriate to an academic of another discipline, a conceptual analysis of beneficial ownership shall be attempted. This analysis will be mainly inspired by the unequaled . of W. N. H..

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Epilogue,aw & Economics, proves to be unhelpful. The chapter closes with a review of the etymology of beneficial ownership and the translation of the term into German, French, and Italian. This reveals that the meaning of the term . gets lost in translation.

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Evaluation of the Ovulatory Factore U.S. and its indigenous citizens. This field of law may not come to mind spontaneously in the context of a thesis on beneficial ownership. However, one may only recall the land disputes involving Native Americans to understand that property law is a central element of federal Indian law. This alon

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Fundamental Aspects of Federal Indian Law,e U.S. and its indigenous citizens. This field of law may not come to mind spontaneously in the context of a thesis on beneficial ownership. However, one may only recall the land disputes involving Native Americans to understand that property law is a central element of federal Indian law. This alon

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