Geldschulden im Öffentlichen Recht

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Unlike its private law, Germany´s tax, social and administrative laws provide no coherent law of obligations. Iris Kemmler examines the fragmented rules regarding, for example, the statue of limitation, forfeiture of claims, the rules of offsetting and the possibility to relinquish a right. The author is able to show on the one hand that the existing system does contain some common rules, but that on the other there is obvious need to develop further legislation.
Unlike its private law, Germany´s tax, social and administrative laws provide no coherent law of obligations. Iris Kemmler examines the fragmented rules regarding, for example, the statue of limitation, forfeiture of claims, the rules of offsetting and the possibility to relinquish a right. The author is able to show on the one hand that the existing system does contain some common rules, but that on the other there is obvious need to develop further legislation.

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Iris Kemmler
Geboren 1972; Studium der Rechtswissenschaft in Tübingen und Dresden; Referendariat im LG-Bezirk Tübingen, Stationen in Stuttgart, Singapur und San Francisco; Wissenschaftliche Assistentin an der Juristischen Fakultät der Universität Tübingen; 2000 Promotion; Masterstudium an der London School of Economics; Rechtsanwältin in London; 2014 Habilitation; derzeit Privatdozentin und Akademische Rätin an der Juristischen Fakultät der Universität Tübingen; SoSe 2014 Lehrstuhlvertretung an der Universität Konstanz.

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