but civil law is boring

>>280619
Why?

>>280626
no exciting precedent setting cases

>>280636
Well that's just one aspect of law. Also, judges do follow precedents in civil law too, but in a more limited way.
Also, civil law is a lot more diverse.

>>280636

We got plenty of em.

>>280732
Explain?

>>280780

Civil law also has precedent setting cases, clarifying how the codified law is supposed to be applicated and understood. This is often done by looking at the lawmaker's intent or by the use of general legal principles.

For example, the Swedish suecia principle where, in business, giving a loan without demanding security is seen as a hidden transaction of value.

>>280636
>>283026

it's literally called Jurisprudence for gods sake

also who /law/ here

>>285312
who /Germanic law/ masterrace here?
>tfw they don't even know about my BGB

>>280636
>>280732
We (Germany) have them too, but they work very differently compared to the Common Law