DECOTTIGNIES (Roger)
    PRESUMPTIONS IN PRIVATE LAW
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    1950
    octavo, paperback, (stained cover) good internal condition, 328 p.
    Works on the general theory of presumptions are ultimately less numerous than one might think. The present work, based on a 1949 thesis, is considered by contemporary authors to be a fundamental bibliographical source (see Ghestin, general introduction, no. 649). It is worth noting that the author is particularly responsible for proposing a third category between simple presumptions and irrebuttable presumptions: those for which contrary evidence is admissible only if it meets certain criteria: relative presumptions. Furthermore, he very methodically dismantles the misuse of language that leads to classifying certain substantive or qualification rules as presumptions (as has been done, for example, in administrative law, for classifying contracts between public entities as administrative contracts).

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Mots-clés : Civil law

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