The right of first refusal in private law is a comprehensive textbook that deals with the history and dogmatics of the right of first refusal in German civil law. Written by Klaus Schurig, the work offers a detailed analysis of selected issues that are significant for understanding this legal institution. The paperback cover and the clear, precise language make the book a valuable resource for students, legal practitioners, and anyone interested in the legal aspects of the right of first refusal. With a length of 200 pages, the book addresses both historical and current perspectives, thus contributing to a deeper understanding of the intersection of business and law. The publication from 1975 reflects the legal framework of that time and provides a well-founded insight into the development of the right of first refusal in private law. This non-fiction book is an indispensable reference work for anyone who is deeply engaged with civil law topics.