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Citation rules/Tables/T2.14 Germany, Federal Republic of

Use the gazette's second part

Error2Federal courts, Illinois courts21st and 22nd editions

A German treaty or convention appears in the second part of the federal law gazette; the first part holds domestic legislation, so the part designator is what tells the two apart.1

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  1. 1T2.14 Germany, Federal Republic of.
  2. 2An error: the rule in note 1 allows one form, and this is not it.
PreviousUse the chamber's paper number formNextUse the part and issue before the date

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  1. Abbreviate the bureau’s name
  2. Abbreviate the ruling series
  3. Add the case number
  4. Add the docket number and full date
  5. Add the Federal Register cite or move Q&A
  6. Move the section number first
  7. Use the chamber's paper number form
  8. Use the chapter number
  9. Use the gazette's second part

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More in Tables

  1. Abbreviate the bureau’s name
  2. Abbreviate the ruling series
  3. Add the case number
  4. Add the docket number and full date
  5. Add the Federal Register cite or move Q&A
  6. Move the section number first
  7. Use the chamber's paper number form
  8. Use the chapter number
  9. Use the gazette's second part

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