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§ 426 Abs. 1 BGB begründet eine gesetzliche Ausgleichspflicht zwischen Gesamtschuldnern. Doch besteht das Risiko, dass dieser Anspruch bereits verjährt ist, bevor im Außenverhältnis an den Gläubiger geleistet und an einen Rückgriff überhaupt gedacht wurde. Um dies im Kartellrecht zu vermeiden, wurde im Zuge der Umsetzung der Kartellschadensersatzrichtlinie mit § 33h Abs. 7 GWB eine Norm geschaffen, die für den Verjährungsbeginn auf den Zeitpunkt der Befriedigung des Primärgläubigers abstellt. Diese Regelung weicht von der bisherigen Rechtsprechungspraxis des BGH ab und soll eine effektive Durchsetzung des Ausgleichsanspruchs zwischen Gesamtschuldnern ermöglichen. Christian Dietz untersucht, ob eine entsprechende Änderung auch in anderen Rechtsgebieten wie beispielsweise dem Baurecht, dem Steuerrecht und dem Gesellschaftsrecht angeraten ist, und wie diese umgesetzt werden könnte.

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Die Digitalisierung durchdringt zunehmend alle Lebensbereiche. Dies hat zur Folge, dass immer mehr und immer genauere Informationen über Personen und Geschehnisse in digitaler Form vorliegen. Diese Daten sind auch für die Strafverfolgung von Bedeutung und werden von den Strafverfolgungsbehörden mittels verschiedener technischer Eingriffsmaßnahmen erhoben und von den Strafgerichten als Beweismittel verwertet. Die damit einhergehenden Grundrechtseingriffe müssen auf eine gesetzliche Rechtsgrundlage gestützt werden können und die Beweiswürdigung durch die Strafgerichte muss den Besonderheiten von digitalen Daten als Beweismittel Rechnung tragen. Christian Rückert untersucht, welche Vorgaben und Leitlinien sich dabei für die Erhebung, Verwertung und Beweiswürdigung von digitalen Daten im Strafverfahren aus dem Verfassungs-, Europa- und Strafprozessrecht ergeben.

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A new generation is shaping China's architecture In recent years, a refreshingly unconventional architectural scene – outside the mainstream – has established itself in China. Its representatives, many of whom were trained in the West, are known for their sensitive handling of space, light, and material, and by their engagement with context and their own tradition. Since Wang Shu, one of the most important representatives of the profession, won the Pritzker Prize, international professionals have become more aware of China’s new architecture. Twenty fascinating examples of different building typologies—many with social relevance – as well as an introductory essay illustrate current building activities and provide an insight into the cultural and architectonic influences. An introduction to China’s current architectural scene Conversation with Pritzker Prize winner Wang Shu 20 fascinating projects by about 15 leading architects Also availabel in German

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Let Secret Geneva guide you around the unusual and unfamiliar. Step off the beaten track with this fascinating Geneva guide book and let our local experts show you the well-hidden treasures of this amazing city. Ideal for local inhabitants, curious visitors and armchair travellers alike. The places included in our guides are unusual and unfamiliar, allowing one to step off the beaten track. Now in it's third edition, Secret Geneva features 100 secret and unusual locations. Head off to discover hidden tunnels and a bomb shelter beneath the Old City, follow a secret passage open once a year, admire the cathedral's Orpheus capital, pray at Calvin's fake grave, look for the plaque that compares the pope with the Antichrist, visit the secret gardens of the Carouge district, discover why the national monument represents two Savoyard women, learn where Frankenstein was created, sleep in Professor Calculus' room, and more. Far from the usual crowds and cliches, Geneva still keeps treasures well hidden that it reveals only to the inhabitants and to the travellers who know how to wander off the beaten track. An essential guide for those who thought they knew Geneva well or for those who wish to discover the hidden side of the city. Don't miss - Each chapter of this Secret Geneva travel guide book corresponds to a different neighbourhood of the city so that one can always find a hidden or secret place to discover. Perfectly planned walks - Make sure that you do not miss any Secret location, by discovering each one featured in this guide by planning a walking tour of each neighbourhood.

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Lilia and Bill enjoy a tranquil life in the heart of Sydney, Australia. Bill is a local, while Lilia hails from Tunisia, making them an unconventional but inseparable pair. Their happiness has always been unshakeable, until that day. When Lilia receives the devastating news of her parents'' tragic death in a car accident, a staggering ten thousand miles away. She''s consumed by a profound sense of shock. The weight of unspoken questions surfaces. Did she fail her parents by not being there for them throughout the years?As they hastily journey to Tunis for the funeral, Bill stands steadfastly by Lilia''s side, offering unwavering support. Yet, this journey unveils the fault lines in Lilia''s life, leading her to confront a cascade of profound questions.Dive into a poignant graphic novel that delves into the labyrinth of grief, resilience in the face of loss, and the complexities of human relationships.

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The vital building blocks of movement training – a key sourcebook for actors, directors, students and teachers. In precise detail, Darley sets out the exercises and techniques she developed with her own drama-school students. She deals with the vital building blocks of movement training: awareness, relaxation, tension—particularly Lecoq's Seven States—and suspension, before progressing to areas in which she was a pioneer: animal work, contact work, visual spacing, and the relationship between voice and movement. 'Christian was much more than a teacher, she was an indomitable and extraordinary spirit' Anna Maxwell Martin

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