BRUZARD (LA)
    THE LAW OF COMPENSATION IN ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH CIVIL AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    1826
    in-8, full brown calf, spine with raised bands richly decorated, gilt fillets framing the covers decorated with engraved fleurons, roll on the edges, marbled edge, (covers slightly rubbed, gilts very slightly faded on the fillets, joint very slightly split on the front cover and 2 wormholes in the lower part of the spine), text very fresh, VIII-476 p.
    After the passage of the famous “emigrants’ billion” law, its implementation still needed to be addressed, and this text serves as a guide for emigrants “to recognize and assess their rights and to discuss them either with the administration or with their co-claimants.” Written by a lawyer admitted to the courts, it contains useful statistical information on the commission’s operations and, more fundamentally, appears to us to be a methodical and high-quality description of a compensation system that can be considered one of the first organized systems of public responsibility. In this respect, this text deserves to be revisited today, and the study of the law on emigrant compensation should be re-examined in light of this perspective.

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