BASTID (Paul) – ON THE SOCIAL FUNCTION OF THE SILENT COMMUNITIES OF THE OLD LAW, Thesis defended on June 6, 1916, (President: Mr. Larnaude; Suffragans: Messrs. Paul Fournier and Joseph Barthélemy)
BASTID (Paul) – ON THE SOCIAL FUNCTION OF THE SILENT COMMUNITIES OF THE OLD LAW, Thesis defended on June 6, 1916, (President: Mr. Larnaude; Suffragans: Messrs. Paul Fournier and Joseph Barthélemy)
    BASTID (Paul)
    ON THE SOCIAL FUNCTION OF THE SILENT COMMUNITIES OF THE OLD LAW, Thesis defended on June 6, 1916, (President: Mr. Larnaude; Suffragans: Messrs. Paul Fournier and Joseph Barthélemy)
Édition :
    Tours
Date :
    1916
    octavo, paperback, under plastic dust jacket, (spine and front cover damaged and partially torn, some pencil annotations), interior fairly fresh, 224 p.
    A very rare thesis on the subject of tacit family farms in the first quarter of the 20th century, praised by P. Ourliac and J. de Malafosse (Histoire du droit privé, Paris, PUF 1968, coll. Thémis, p. 83). This thesis by Paul Bastid has become a rare and highly sought-after document, and is still frequently cited.

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Mots-clés : Ancient Law - History of Law, Family Law - Law of the Person

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