RENUSSON (Philippe de) – TREATISE ON THE COMMUNITY OF PROPERTY BETWEEN A MAN AND A WOMAN MARRIED TOGETHER, and on the continuation of the community after the death of one of the spouses, when the survivor remains widowed, or remarries, where are
RENUSSON (Philippe de) – TREATISE ON THE COMMUNITY OF PROPERTY BETWEEN A MAN AND A WOMAN MARRIED TOGETHER, and on the continuation of the community after the death of one of the spouses, when the survivor remains widowed, or remarries, where are
RENUSSON (Philippe de) – TREATISE ON THE COMMUNITY OF PROPERTY BETWEEN A MAN AND A WOMAN MARRIED TOGETHER, and on the continuation of the community after the death of one of the spouses, when the survivor remains widowed, or remarries, where are
    RENUSSON (Philippe de)
    TREATISE ON THE COMMUNITY OF PROPERTY BETWEEN A MAN AND A WOMAN MARRIED TOGETHER, and on the continuation of the community property after the death of one of the spouses, when the survivor remains widowed or remarries, in which are addressed the common and particular rights of the spouses and children of the first and second marriages
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    1699
    folio, full brown calfskin, gilt title on spine with 6 raised bands richly decorated with four fillets underlining, floral fleurons and lacework gilt, edges of the board decorated with gilt roll, manuscript Ex-Libris, paper in red and black, tailpieces and initial letters, (scuffs on the boards, a few isolated wormholes, upper joint split for 26 cm, some leather missing on the boards, damaged headcaps with some missing, bumped corners, paper acidified at the beginning of the work), interior fresh, [8 ff.]-670-[10 ff.] p.
    (Dupin no. 1519). The author (1623-1699) devoted the majority of his works to family law. They enjoyed considerable success in their dissemination as separate treatises, to the point that, at a time when the trend in publishing was toward collecting the works of great jurists, it was natural to bring them together, just like those of Loyseau, Ricard, or Le Brun. This treatise, like Pothier's on the same subject (see above), allows us to describe one of the important elements of the legal subjugation of women under the old law.

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Mots-clés : Ancient Law - History of Law, Family Law - Law of Person, Civil Law

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