KOECHLIN (H. François) – ADMINISTRATIVE AND JUDICIAL COMPETENCE FROM 1800 TO 1830 (Study of case law), Preface by Pierre Lampué
KOECHLIN (H. François) – ADMINISTRATIVE AND JUDICIAL COMPETENCE FROM 1800 TO 1830 (Study of case law), Preface by Pierre Lampué
    KOECHLIN (H. François)
    Administrative and Judicial Jurisdiction from 1800 to 1830 (Study of Case Law), Preface by Pierre Lampué
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    1950
    in-8, br., (front cover detached, slightly faded, paper yellowed), [this book comes from the personal library of Marcel and Jean Waline], X-351 p.
    This remarkable work was published seven years before the defense of his thesis. The author meticulously analyzes the respective domains of administrative and judicial competence, culminating in a theoretical synthesis of the evolution of administrative law. He cites numerous examples of application of legislation concerning nationalized property and pledged assets (the source of many lawsuits during the Restoration). He studies, in particular, the rulings of the Council of State. From this, he draws a twofold conclusion: firstly, the supremacy of the administration from the first half of the period; secondly, the absence of influence from political transformations after 1815. This thesis, as R. Chapus points out, was published "to the great satisfaction of those whom a rather barbarous term sometimes calls 'administrativists'" (RIDC, no. 2/1958, p. 464).

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Mots-clés : Administrative law, Public works, Administrative organization

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