TROPLONG (Raymond-Théodore)
    CIVIL LAW EXPLAINED ACCORDING TO THE ORDER OF THE ARTICLES OF THE CODE: ON SALE or COMMENTARY ON TITLE VI OF BOOK III OF THE CIVIL CODE Art. 1582 - 1701
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    1834
    2 vols. in-8, green half-morocco, smooth spine decorated, good copy except for some traces of rubbing on the corners and some foxing, XXXVI-810 / 696 p.
    This major treatise, in which the author clearly goes against the grain of the times, takes positions that are now being re-examined. See in particular the opening paragraphs: “Refutation of the prejudice that Pothier left nothing for modern scholars to do on sales and other contracts he addressed… Main points on which these doctrines are now outdated. His shortcomings and merits… Critical assessment of the preparatory work for the Civil Code and the spirit in which it should be used… Danger of court rulings and yet the usefulness of their study…” It should be noted that this treatise is the first written by Troplong following Toullier, presented here in its first edition.

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Mots-clés : Civil law, Law of obligations

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