BLUMANN (Claude) – WAIVER IN FRENCH ADMINISTRATIVE LAW, Preface by J. Lamarque, Bibl. de droit public, t. CXIII
BLUMANN (Claude) – WAIVER IN FRENCH ADMINISTRATIVE LAW, Preface by J. Lamarque, Bibl. de droit public, t. CXIII
BLUMANN (Claude) – WAIVER IN FRENCH ADMINISTRATIVE LAW, Preface by J. Lamarque, Bibl. de droit public, t. CXIII
    BLUMANN (Claude)
    WAIVER IN FRENCH ADMINISTRATIVE LAW, Preface by J. Lamarque, Bibl. de droit public, t. CXIII
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    1974
    in-8, half-leather with corners, gilt title on spine with five raised bands, upper edge gilt, cover preserved, INVOICE FROM THE AUTHOR TO PROFESSOR WALINE, (spine sunned), good condition, [this book comes from the personal library of Marcel and Jean Waline], XV-498 p.
    “Mr. Claude Blumann’s thesis will not go unnoticed: in many respects, it deserves the attention of specialists in administrative law. First, it is an original work since, to date, public law jurists had not examined this institution, with the exception of Dean J. Dehaussy (General Report on Waivers of the Benefit of the Law in Public Law, Proceedings of the Henri Capitant Association, vol. XIII, p. 491 et seq.) and Dean J.-M. Auby (ibid., p. 511 et seq.). It is therefore the first written synthesis on this subject. Second, it is a thesis that I would be tempted to call “cross-cutting” in that it offers the opportunity to review the main chapters of administrative law (public domain, contract, civil service, liability, legality disputes, etc.) by reconsidering them from an entirely new perspective.” One can then appreciate the author's merit, who did not limit himself to presenting his personal opinion on a narrowly circumscribed theme, but who, in terms of both research and exposition, had to revisit the entirety of administrative law in order to study it in relation to the institution he chose to characterize as exhaustively as possible. Finally, it should be added—and this is no small praise—that this substantial thesis is easy to read, thanks to the clarity and correctness of the style, and the classical rigor of the analytical method. Certain passages are truly anthology pieces, for example, the chapter devoted to clauses of irresponsibility (pp. 63-107) or the waiver by administrative authorities of the exercise of their discretionary power (pp. 255-285). (Jacques Moreau, RIDC no. 3/1975, p. 717 et seq.).

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