DU PINEAU (Gabriel) – OBSERVATIONS, QUESTIONS ET RESPONSES SUR AUCUNS ARTICLES DE LA COUSTUME D’ANJOU, par l’auteur, plus un recueil des Parties, Chapitres & Titres des Coustumes des autres Provinces, & des Ordonnances Royaux, rapportées à chascune des pa
DU PINEAU (Gabriel) – OBSERVATIONS, QUESTIONS ET RESPONSES SUR AUCUNS ARTICLES DE LA COUSTUME D’ANJOU, par l’auteur, plus un recueil des Parties, Chapitres & Titres des Coustumes des autres Provinces, & des Ordonnances Royaux, rapportées à chascune des pa
DU PINEAU (Gabriel) – OBSERVATIONS, QUESTIONS ET RESPONSES SUR AUCUNS ARTICLES DE LA COUSTUME D’ANJOU, par l’auteur, plus un recueil des Parties, Chapitres & Titres des Coustumes des autres Provinces, & des Ordonnances Royaux, rapportées à chascune des pa
    DU PINEAU (Gabriel)
    Observations, questions, and responses on any articles of the Custom of Anjou, by the author, plus a collection of the parts, chapters, and titles of the customs of other provinces, and of royal ordinances, related to each part of the said Custom. With another collection of articles from several customs conforming to each article of the said Custom of Anjou, all by the same author. Together with the text of the said Custom, bearing references to each article.
Édition :
    Angers
Date :
    1646
    folio, brown calfskin binding, spine with 6 raised bands, gilt title on spine with 6 raised bands decorated with double fillets framing and gilt fleurons, cover decorated with a frame composed of double gilt fillet, red and black title, headbands, vignettes and initials, printed in 2 columns, (skin wear, rubbing, scratches and stains on the covers, losses of leather on the covers and spine, missing footcap, split headcap, split spine and lower joint revealing the paper, rubbed edges, losses to the lower corners, faded endpapers, some marginal dampstaining, some foxing), interior fresh and text very legible despite the defects underlined, [5 ff.]-495-62-24 p.
    It was in 1698 that Du Pineau's commentary on the Custom of Anjou was published, initially in Latin, and translated by Launay & Nivard. However, it is above all his Observations, Questions, and Answers that establish him as one of the four great commentators on the Custom of Anjou, along with Choppin, de L'Hommeau, and Poquet de Livonnière, who published a "corrected" edition of Du Pineau's commentary (Paris, 1725). Highly critical of his predecessors, whose doctrinal opinions he particularly reproached, Du Pineau adopted the exegetical method, following the order of the articles and systematically seeking the meaning and history of legal concepts in order to propose a better interpretation and solution for understanding the rule (S. Soleil, Dictionnaire historique des juristes français, p. 284). Dupin, ref. 1191-8.

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