LE BRUN (Denis) – TREATISE ON THE COMMUNITY BETWEEN HUSBAND AND WIFE, with A TREATISE ON TACIT COMMUNITIES OR SOCIETIES, Posthumous work, first given to the Public by Master Louis HIDEUX, New edition considerably augmented with new Decisions
LE BRUN (Denis) – TREATISE ON THE COMMUNITY BETWEEN HUSBAND AND WIFE, with A TREATISE ON TACIT COMMUNITIES OR SOCIETIES, Posthumous work, first given to the Public by Master Louis HIDEUX, New edition considerably augmented with new Decisions
LE BRUN (Denis) – TREATISE ON THE COMMUNITY BETWEEN HUSBAND AND WIFE, with A TREATISE ON TACIT COMMUNITIES OR SOCIETIES, Posthumous work, first given to the Public by Master Louis HIDEUX, New edition considerably augmented with new Decisions
LE BRUN (Denis) – TREATISE ON THE COMMUNITY BETWEEN HUSBAND AND WIFE, with A TREATISE ON TACIT COMMUNITIES OR SOCIETIES, Posthumous work, first given to the Public by Master Louis HIDEUX, New edition considerably augmented with new Decisions
LE BRUN (Denis) – TREATISE ON THE COMMUNITY BETWEEN HUSBAND AND WIFE, with A TREATISE ON TACIT COMMUNITIES OR SOCIETIES, Posthumous work, first given to the Public by Master Louis HIDEUX, New edition considerably augmented with new Decisions
    LE BRUN (Denis)
    TREATISE ON THE COMMUNITY BETWEEN HUSBAND AND WIFE, WITH A TREATISE ON TACIT COMMUNITIES OR SOCIETIES, Posthumous work, first published by Master Louis HIDEUX, New edition considerably augmented with new Decisions & Critical Notes by (…), Dedicated to Monsignor Abbot Bignon, Ordinary Councillor of State
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    1754
    folio, full blond calfskin, gilt title on a burgundy morocco cover framed by a double gilt fillet, spine with 6 raised bands, compartments richly decorated with fleurons, floral motifs, gilt fillets framing and gilt floral friezes, edges decorated with a double gilt fillet, red edges, bands, vignettes and initial letters, (joints split, headcaps torn off, edges and corners slightly rubbed, some scuffs and a small piece of leather missing on the spine), interior very well preserved and fresh, XII-636-12-58-26 p.
    Denis Lebrun [or Le Brun], who died in 1708, never saw his Treatise published, as the first edition dates from 1709 (by Hideux). Dupin (ref. 1518) specifies that "The important question of the effect of stipulations of property, judged by a regulatory decree of 1760, against which an appeal was lodged with the Court of Cassation, gave rise, during the proceedings before the Council, to two learned memoranda, one by Target, signed by a lawyer at the Council; the other by Lalourcé. They can serve as a complete treatise on this subject." Last edition.

Référence : 54219

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Mots-clés : Council of State

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