LANGE (François) – LA NOUVELLE PRATIQUE CIVILE, CRIMINELLE ET BENEFICIALE, OU LE NOUVEAU PRATICIEN FRANÇOIS, réformé suivant les nouvelles Ordonnances, par feu M. LANGE. Avec un traité du DROIT D’INDULT, & un traité de la JURISDICTION ECCLÉSIASTIQUE, trou
LANGE (François) – LA NOUVELLE PRATIQUE CIVILE, CRIMINELLE ET BENEFICIALE, OU LE NOUVEAU PRATICIEN FRANÇOIS, réformé suivant les nouvelles Ordonnances, par feu M. LANGE. Avec un traité du DROIT D’INDULT, & un traité de la JURISDICTION ECCLÉSIASTIQUE, trou
LANGE (François) – LA NOUVELLE PRATIQUE CIVILE, CRIMINELLE ET BENEFICIALE, OU LE NOUVEAU PRATICIEN FRANÇOIS, réformé suivant les nouvelles Ordonnances, par feu M. LANGE. Avec un traité du DROIT D’INDULT, & un traité de la JURISDICTION ECCLÉSIASTIQUE, trou
    LANGE (François)
    THE NEW CIVIL, CRIMINAL, AND BENEFICIAL PRACTICE, OR THE NEW FRENCH PRACTITIONER, reformed according to the new Ordinances, by the late Mr. LANGE. With a treatise on the RIGHT OF INDULT, and a treatise on ECCLESIASTICAL JURISDICTION, found in the author's manuscripts. And a new Style of Chancery Letters, according to current practice: by Mr. PIMONT, Referendary Counselor in the same Chancery. Augmented since the author's death in various places. Various Models of Petitions and Legal Writings have been inserted at the end. Dedicated to Mr. TALON, President of the Parliament, 11th ed.
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    1717
    2 t. in 1 vol. in-4, brown calfskin, spine with raised bands decorated, marbled edges, vignettes and initials, Ex-Libris on the title page, (boards rubbed, splices on the 2nd board, upper joints split, gilts faded, missing headcap and tailcap, corners heavily worn with losses over 6 cm2, some foxing), tired copy, (5 f.)- 464 / 396 p.
    This text is certainly the best known and most consulted of the "practitioners'" works, that is to say, those practical works on judicial organization, procedure, and substantive law. Its strength lies in its question-and-answer format and its remarkable clarity of exposition. Furthermore, it contains substantial sections on criminal law, with extensive passages on procedure (torture, galley service, etc.). It went through numerous editions until 1755. (Dupin, ref. 1174)

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