Handelsgesetzbuch
Der »Staub« hat als der umfassendste und bedeutendste Großkommentar zum Handels recht einschließlich zahlreicher Nebengebiete ein herausragendes Renommee. Sein hohes Ansehen beruht vor allem auf einer wissenschaftlich fundierten und zugleich praxisorientierten Kommentierung, die durch namhafte Herausgeber und Autoren aus Wissenschaft und Praxis gewährleistet wird. Neben dem gesamten Handelsgesetzbuch (außer Seerecht) inklusive einer umfassenden Darstellung des Bilanzrechts werden unter anderem das Bankvertragsrecht, CMR, das Transportrecht mit den ADSp. und weiteren Allgemeinen Bedingungen aus dem Transportrecht detailliert und ausführlich erläutert. Die Neuauflage berücksichtigt die zahlreichen Reformgesetze, insbesondere das jüngst in Kraft getretene Gesetz über die Modernisierung des Personengesellschaftsrechts und das Gesetz zur Umsetzung der Digitalisierungsrichtlinie. Die 6. Auflage beginnt 2021 und erscheint in 17 Bänden. Die unverzichtbare Arbeitshilfe für alle, die sich mit Handels-, Wirtschafts- und Gesellschaftsrecht beschäftigen.
Volume 1 contains the introduction and commentary on §§ 1–83, 104a.
Volume 1 contains the introduction and commentary on §§ 1–83, 104a.
The 6th edition of the renowned Staub commentary on the German Commercial Code (HGB) was launched in 2021 and comprises 18 volumes. Volume 2 contains a commentary on the regulations in the German Commercial Code on commercial agents (§§ 84 ff HGB) and commercial brokers (§§ 93 ff HGB).
The renowned Staub commentary is the most comprehensive and important commentary on commercial law and numerous related areas. Its reputation rests on its scholarly yet pragmatic commentary by notable editors and authors from academia and practice. This 6th edition starts in 2019 and comprises 18 volumes.
The sixth edition of the Staub commentary on the German Commercial Code commenced in 2021 and will comprise seventeen volumes. With its commentary on §§ 105–160 of the German Commercial Code (HGB), it encompasses all provisions on general partnership. It also duly considers the substantial changes brought about by the Act on the Modernization of Partnership Law (MoPeG).
As the most comprehensive and significant major commentary on both commercial law and various neighboring fields, the "Staub" has an outstanding reputation. Its renown derives from its academically rigorous yet practically relevant commentary, maintained by excellent, well-known editors and authors from scholarship and practice. The sixth edition commenced in 2019 and will comprise eighteen volumes.
The sixth edition of the renowned Staub commentary on the German Commercial Code was launched in 2021 and comprises 18 volumes. Volume 5/1 provides commentary on § § 238 to 288.
The sixth edition of the renowned Staub commentary on the German Commercial Code was launched in 2021 and comprises 18 volumes. Volume 6/2 contains a commentary on §§ 289 to 289 f and §§ 315 to 315 d.
The 6th edition of the Staub commentary on the German Commercial Code commenced in 2021 and comprises 17 volumes. With its commentary on §§ 316–324a HGB, volume 7 examines the supplementary provisions for share capital companies and certain commercial partnerships. Alongside recent decisions and writings, it takes into account the numerous changes brought about by the FISG and the AReG in particular.
This commentary on §§ 325–342a HGB covers the supplementary provisions on disclosure, penal provisions, administrative fine regulations, coercive fines, and the supplementary provisions for certain industries, as well as private financial reporting committees and financial reporting advisory councils. Alongside current decisions, it also takes into account the changes brought about by the FISG and, of course, the BilRUG.
Volume 16 contains a commentary on the Montreal Convention, including issues of liability in international civil aviation and taking into account current jurisprudence.
This HGB synopsis gives an overview of the historical development of the texts of Books I, II, and IV (excl. transport law) through a synoptic presentation of HGB 2024, HGB 1897 (incl. all changes), the General German Commercial Code (ADHGB), and the Austrian Commercial Code. Hermann Staub provides a new explanation of the transition from the ADHGB to the HGB. This volume facilitates historical and comparative interpretations of the current law.
