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Handelsgesetzbuch (ohne Seerecht) [PDF ebook]

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Frontmatter — Vorwort — Vorwort zur 2. Auflage der Neubearbeitung — Inhaltsübersicht — Handelsgesetzbuch — Erstes Buch. Handelsftand — Zweites Buch. Handelsgesellschaften und stille Gesellschaft — Drittes Buch. Handelsgeschäfte — Anhang — Sachregister — Backmatter

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