MOLIERES-FONMAUR (Benoit-Léon) – TRAITÉ DES DROITS DE LODS ET VENTES, SELON LE DROIT COMMUN DU ROYAUME, Tant des Pays de Coutume que des Pays de Droit Écrit, OUVRAGE Où l’on traite de l’Origine des Droits de Lods & du Relief ; du Quint, Requint, Mi-lods,
MOLIERES-FONMAUR (Benoit-Léon) – TRAITÉ DES DROITS DE LODS ET VENTES, SELON LE DROIT COMMUN DU ROYAUME, Tant des Pays de Coutume que des Pays de Droit Écrit, OUVRAGE Où l’on traite de l’Origine des Droits de Lods & du Relief ; du Quint, Requint, Mi-lods,
MOLIERES-FONMAUR (Benoit-Léon) – TRAITÉ DES DROITS DE LODS ET VENTES, SELON LE DROIT COMMUN DU ROYAUME, Tant des Pays de Coutume que des Pays de Droit Écrit, OUVRAGE Où l’on traite de l’Origine des Droits de Lods & du Relief ; du Quint, Requint, Mi-lods,
    MOLIERES-FONMAUR (Benoit-Léon)
    TREATISE ON THE RIGHTS OF LODS AND SALES, ACCORDING TO THE COMMON LAW OF THE KINGDOM, Both in Customary Law Countries and in Countries of Written Law, A WORK Wherein is discussed the Origin of the Rights of Lods and Relief; of the Quint, Requint, and Mi-lods, and relating to the different kinds of Sales and Contracts, Partitions, Auctions, Exchanges, Price Supplements, Transactions, Transfers and Leases; of things subject to Lods and Sales; of Valuations and Appraisals; finally of the fraud and deceit that can be practiced against the collection of Lods and Sales, or the exercise of Repurchases, and of Fines for Concealed Sales. Dedicated to His Grace the Marquis de Castries
Édition :
    Lyon
Date :
    1783
    2 t. in 1 vol. in-4, full blond calf, gilt title on blond pc, spine with 5 raised bands decorated with fleurons and double gilt framing fillets, rolls underlining the bands, marbled edges (joints split at the ends, boards rubbed with some scuffs, some wormholes without affecting the text, corners bumped with some losses, some foxing), XX-365 p.- [2 ff] / 400 p.
    This is the first major treatise on the question of the right—or rights—of Lods, situated at the very boundary between taxation and private interest. This right is twofold, encompassing both the right of relief or redemption and the right of seisin. Charondas summarizes this right thus: "It is the right that the Lord grants to his subject to seize and clothe him." A rare and sought-after text.

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