Theodor Kipp

Louis Theodor Kipp (7 March 1862 – 2 April 1931) was a German jurist who is perhaps best known for his theory of "double nullity", under which a null contract can be challenged in some circumstances. He also made important contributions to family law and inheritance law. Provided by Wikipedia
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    by Kipp, Theodor
    Published 1934
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    by Kipp, Theodor. 1862-1931
    Published 1960
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    by Kipp, Theodor. 1862-1931
    Published 1955
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    by Kipp, Theodor
    Published 1976
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    Other Authors: “…Enneccerus, Ludwig - Kipp, Theodor - Wolff, Martin…”
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    by Windscheid, Bernhard
    Published 1963
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    by Windscheid, Bernhard
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    by Windscheid, Bernhard
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    by Enneccerus, Ludwig, 1843-1928
    Published 1953
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    by Enneccerus, Ludwig, 1843-1928
    Published 1934
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    Published 1965
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    by Enneccerus, Ludwig
    Published 1944
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    by Enneccerus, Ludwig
    Published 1943
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    by Enneccerus, Ludwig
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    by Enneccerus, Ludwig
    Published 1944
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