GIBALIN (Joseph)
    DE USURIS, COMMERCIIS, DEQUE ÆQUITATE & USU FORI LUGDUNENSIS: Cum accurata usurarum; Eius quod interest; Annuorum reddituum; Cambiorum; Societatum, & Contractuum omnium explicatione; Tractatio Bipartita utrique foro perutile, ex iure naturali, ecclesiastica, é civili, gallico & romano, nunc primum in lucem prodit
Édition :
    Lyon
Date :
    1656
    folio, full ivory vellum, spine with raised bands and decoration, two-tone red/black title page, tailpieces, (boards rubbed, top of spine missing, foxing), 6ff.-495-404 p. + index.
    (BNF (same edition) D1686, Berkeley BQV 192 WZ G48). This is the same text as Charles du Moulin's “Tractatus de eo quod interest” (1546). While not particularly original on the general principles of usury, its considerable length allows it to address the issues much more broadly than usual. It contains significant sections on the law of contracts (the status of alienation). It is also interesting for its discussion of the relationship between usury and negotiable instruments law, and the institution of the “montes pietarum” (pawnshops). It specifically examines the status of usury in the customary law of Lyon. This text has never been translated into French.

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Mots-clés : Ancient law, Law of obligations

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