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刑事訴訟法論   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
Author
亀山, 貞義, -1899
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Title
刑事訴訟法論
Volume 巻ノ1(1)
Publisher
六法講究会
Language jpn
Publication date

1895

明25-28
Place of publication JP
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doi:10.11501/795237

institution QS:P195,Q477675
Title Transcription
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ケイジ ソショウホウロン
Subject: NDC
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327.2
Call Number
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38-233
Creator
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亀山貞義 著
Source Identifier: JPNO
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40028456
Material Type
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Book
Source Identifier: NDLBibID
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000000445905
Audience
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一般
Publication Place
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東京
Volume Transcription
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00004
Creator: NDLNAId
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00419993
Creator Transcription: NDLNA
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カメヤマ, サダヨシ
Type: summaryPartition
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1
Publisher Transcription
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ロッポウ コウキュウカイ
Extent
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4冊 ; 19cm
Contents
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第三章 上告(四四三)/1047

第四章 抗告(自四七六、至四八二)/1134

第六編 再審(自四八三、至四九二)/1149

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