The Collection of Liechtenstein Laws, initiated by Josef Bergt in 2020, is available in updated third editions for 2026 and is edited by Josef Bergt and Thomas Stern. Five thematic volumes consolidate central Liechtenstein legislation, with a free unofficial English translation available as a PDF for each current volume.
The current series covers civil procedure law, company law, civil law, criminal law and constitutional law. Each volume is designed as a practical, thematically organised working resource and brings together numerous related Liechtenstein statutes and regulations in one collection.
The 2026 editions reflect the legal status stated in the respective volumes. The English versions facilitate cross-border access to Liechtenstein law but are expressly unofficial. Only legislation duly promulgated through the official sources, in particular the authentic versions of the Liechtenstein Law Gazette, is legally authoritative.
Covers, among other matters, jurisdiction, the Code of Civil Procedure, non-contentious proceedings, recognition and enforcement, enforcement and insolvency law, court organisation and fees, service of process and lawyers’ fee rules.
Contains the Persons and Companies Act (PGR) and its ordinance, including the stock corporation, GmbH, establishment, foundation, trust and business trust, as well as commercial-register and accounting rules.
Consolidates, in particular, the General Civil Code (ABGB), property law, consumer protection, distance and off-premises sales, private international law, marriage law, the Lawyers Act, unfair competition, product liability and core commercial-law provisions.
Includes the Criminal Code (StGB) and Code of Criminal Procedure (StPO), together with narcotics, juvenile justice, police, mutual legal assistance, penal enforcement, road-traffic and weapons legislation and other ancillary criminal-law rules.
Covers the Constitution and central public and administrative-law instruments, including the LVG, StGHG and VStG, aliens, popular-rights and municipal law, government and public-prosecutor organisation, as well as the customs framework, ECHR and EEA Agreement.
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