CARRÉ (Guillaume-Louis-Julien) – THE LAWS OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, a work in which the author has revised his reasoned analysis, his treatise, and his questions on civil procedure
CARRÉ (Guillaume-Louis-Julien) – THE LAWS OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, a work in which the author has revised his reasoned analysis, his treatise, and his questions on civil procedure
    CARRÉ (Guillaume-Louis-Julien)
    THE LAWS OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, a work in which the author has revised his reasoned analysis, his treatise, and his questions on civil procedure
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    1827
    3 vols. in-4, half brown calf with ivory vellum corners, smooth spines, (scratched covers, heavy scuffing on spines, corners slightly bumped, some foxing), XLVIX-896 / 703 / 513-53 p.
    This treatise synthesizes Carré's earlier work on civil procedure. It is one of the most important 19th-century works on procedure, which F. Laferrière ranks among the foremost of "The Glories of the Country" (History of French Law, Vol. 2, p. 403). Carré was a professor at Rennes and a colleague of Toullier at this faculty, which produced many of the most eminent legal scholars of the 19th century.

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