[Customs], BEGAT (Jean) & DEPRINGLE (Guillaume) – THE CUSTOMS OF THE DUCHY OF BURGUNDY ENRICHED BY COMMENTS MADE ON ITS TEXT BY MESSRS. BEGAT, PRESIDENT, AND DEPRINGLE, LAWYER AT THE PARLIAMENT OF DIJON, and by several observations made by various
[Customs], BEGAT (Jean) & DEPRINGLE (Guillaume) – THE CUSTOMS OF THE DUCHY OF BURGUNDY ENRICHED BY COMMENTS MADE ON ITS TEXT BY MESSRS. BEGAT, PRESIDENT, AND DEPRINGLE, LAWYER AT THE PARLIAMENT OF DIJON, and by several observations made by various
[Customs], BEGAT (Jean) & DEPRINGLE (Guillaume) – THE CUSTOMS OF THE DUCHY OF BURGUNDY ENRICHED BY COMMENTS MADE ON ITS TEXT BY MESSRS. BEGAT, PRESIDENT, AND DEPRINGLE, LAWYER AT THE PARLIAMENT OF DIJON, and by several observations made by various
    [Customs], BEGAT (Jean) & DEPRINGLE (Guillaume)
    THE CUSTOM OF THE DUCHY OF BURGUNDY ENRICHED BY COMMENTS MADE ON ITS TEXT BY MESSRS. BEGAT, PRESIDENT, AND DEPRINGLE, ATTORNEY AT THE PARLIAMENT OF DIJON, and by several observations made by various lawyers of the Province, and several decrees issued for the explanation of the articles of said Custom, together with a treatise on mortmain and rents, written by Mr. Begat, and a specific treatise written by Mr. Sounert, and others; followed by DISCOURSE OF THE PROCEEDINGS PENDING AT THE PARLIAMENT OF GRENOBLE BY APPEAL, Between Marceline Piuert de Viteaux, [...] and Mr. Master Georges de Souvert, on the other hand, First part dealing with the customary law of Burgundy concerning the inheritances of fathers and mothers, due to their children
Édition :
    Lyon
Date :
    1652
    in-4, pl. havana calf, gilt title on spine with 4 raised bands decorated with gilt tools and double fillets framing, covers framed with gilt fillets, (missing two compartments and the upper headcap, corners bumped with some losses, some dampstaining and foxing), [18 ff.]-356-[4 ff.]-182 p.
    Internationally renowned, Jean Begat was chosen by the King of Spain to establish the territorial boundaries of Franche-Comté with the Swiss cantons. As a member of Parliament, he was, along with the First President of La Guesle, Vintimille, and Bretagne, appointed to reform the customary law of Burgundy, and it was under his name that the notebooks of the commissioners responsible for the reform were printed. These notebooks were of great importance in Burgundian legal doctrine (M. Petitjean, Dictionnaire historiques des juristes français, Paris, PUF, 2007). Dupin (ref. 1210-10) indicates that "this book, filled with errors and maxims contrary to legal practice, was condemned," particularly following a previous ruling. A new edition appeared in 1717 with the addition of remarks by Jean Villers and commentaries by Jean Guillaume.

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