CORRADINI (Pietro Marcellino)
    TRACTATUS DE IURE PRELATIONIS, ID EST IN QUIBUS CASIBUS QUIS PREFERATUR IN EMENDO, CONDUCENDO, & SIMILIBUS CONTRACTIBUS
Édition :
    Rome
Date :
    1688
    folio, full ivory vellum, spine with 5 raised bands, handwritten title, two-color red/black title page, (binding slightly worn, slight worm damage to the spine, foxing), 4ff.-368 p. + index.
    (BNF F1024 for a 1777 edition, Berkeley KBD240 C67 for a 1700 edition, Schulte P. 500). The term praelationis refers not to prelates but to the legal framework of the right of preference. According to Ferrière, it is an “advantage given to one of several contenders over the others, the one who has the strongest claim according to the provisions of the laws.” The text we have is a general theory on the modalities according to which this right of preference should be exercised (see in particular the questions on the right of preference that may arise from custom regarding the order of creditors. Numerous quotations from the great glossators of Roman law, from Baldus to Tiraqueau). It is indisputably a seminal treatise on the subject.

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Mots-clés : Ancient law, Ecclesiastical law

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