TROPLONG (Raymond-Théodore)
    CIVIL LAW EXPLAINED ACCORDING TO THE ORDER OF THE ARTICLES OF THE CODE: ON EXCHANGE AND LEASE, COMMENTARY ON TITLES VII AND VIII OF BOOK III OF THE CIVIL CODE, Art. 1702 - 1831
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    1840
    3 vols. in-8, green half-morocco, smooth spine decorated, good copy except for some traces of rubbing to the headcaps and some foxing, CXII-401 / 526 / 499 p.
    Like the treatise on sales, this one is particularly valuable for the author's highly unconventional reflections. Note the opening lines of the magnificent preface: “Exchange will occupy no more space here than in the Civil Code. If, among all commutative contracts, it plays the greatest role in centuries of decadence and barbarity, it becomes, in periods of social progress, one of the least frequent in domestic civil relations, one of the most alien to the movement of property.” We must also highlight the author's numerous borrowings from the doctrines of ancient law. This copy is from the first edition.

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Mots-clés : Civil law, Law of obligations

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