BOUTARIC (François de)
    THE INSTITUTES OF EMPEROR JUSTINIAN, IN CONFERENCE WITH FRENCH LAW
Édition :
    Toulouse
Date :
    1757
    quarto, marbled calf, spine with raised bands and decoration, (joint split, headcap and corners worn, some damp stains on the first pages), XVI/655 p.
    (Dupin no. 993). The collections of institutes published particularly in the 17th and 18th centuries represent an attempt to codify French customary law using the framework provided by Justinian law. The most important authors of the 18th century attempted this. Boutaric, who also wrote numerous commentaries on the ordinances of Louis XV, made a significant contribution to this movement. This work remains cited by contemporary legal scholars as one of the rare attempts to systematize the law of obligations (see J.L. Gazzaniga, Introduction historique au droit des obligations, PUF 1991).

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