DUPÉRIER (Scipion) – WORKS OF SCIPION DU PÉRIER, Esquire and Dean of the Lawyers at the PARLIAMENT OF PROVENCE, New ed., revised, corrected & considerably augmented, with Observations on the current state of Jurisprudence, relating to Decisions
DUPÉRIER (Scipion) – WORKS OF SCIPION DU PÉRIER, Esquire and Dean of the Lawyers at the PARLIAMENT OF PROVENCE, New ed., revised, corrected & considerably augmented, with Observations on the current state of Jurisprudence, relating to Decisions
DUPÉRIER (Scipion) – WORKS OF SCIPION DU PÉRIER, Esquire and Dean of the Lawyers at the PARLIAMENT OF PROVENCE, New ed., revised, corrected & considerably augmented, with Observations on the current state of Jurisprudence, relating to Decisions
    DUPERIER (Scipio)
    WORKS OF SCIPION DU PÉRIER, Esquire and Dean of the Lawyers at the PARLIAMENT OF PROVENCE, New edition, revised, corrected & considerably enlarged, with Observations on the current state of Jurisprudence relating to the Author's Decisions. By M. DLT, lawyer at the same Parliament
Édition :
    Avignon
Date :
    1759
    3 vols. in-4, full blond calf, gilt titles & volumes on tan and green paper, spine with 5 raised bands decorated with gilt fleurons and framing fillets, marbled edges, (boards rubbed, joints split in vol. II, headcaps damaged, a few wormholes without affecting the text, corners and edges worn with some losses), 24-588 p. / [1 ff.]-628 p. / [4 ff.]-554 p.
    Often misleadingly called “works,” this is actually a re-edition of his Questions of Law, originally published in 1668, to which the author adds maxims, a collection of legal arguments, and court decisions. While the presentation is somewhat archaic, with questions addressed one after another, his analysis tackles the most complex legal issues of the time, relating to major themes of the era such as wills, the regime of family property, annuities, ownership, and obligations. He incorporates into his work all previous and contemporary legal thought, from Roman law to the authors Cujas and Le Douaren, not forgetting medieval law and barbarian laws. He acquires a reputation as a “virtuoso” of written law, which will bring him fame.

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Mots-clés : Individual works, Ancient Law - History of Law

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