DUMONT
    NEW OBSERVATIONS ON THE EDICT ESTABLISHING THE REGISTRARS OF MORTGAGES, AND ABOLISHING THE VOLUNTARY DECREES; ISSUED AT VERSAILLES IN JUNE 1771, to which is added at the end a Collection of Edicts, Declarations & Decrees on the same subject
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    1786
    in-12, mottled brown calf, smooth spine decorated, garnet paper, marbled edges, (very slight losses on the covers), very fresh interior, IV-495 p.
    The mortgage system under the old law was marked by the extreme difficulty of organizing a system for registering mortgages to prevent those owning property encumbered by such mortgages from continuing to use the same assets as collateral. An edict of 1581 attempted to establish such a registration system, but it was revoked in 1588. The same fate befell an edict of 1673, revoked as early as April 1674. Consequently, it was the edict of June 1771 that established the first registration system, notably by creating the office of mortgage registrar, which received objections from creditors and managed the discharge of mortgages. The commentary presented here is one of the few, along with Grenier's, to have been devoted to this edict.

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Mots-clés : Ordinances, Property Law

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