C. de Savigny – Le Droit des Obligations, Partie du Droit Romain Actuel – Paris, 1873

Friedrich Carl von Savigny's Le Droit des Obligations, published in Paris in 1873 in its French translation, is one of the most influential legal treatises of the nineteenth century. Issued in two volumes, it forms part of Savigny's monumental work on modern Roman law and presents a comprehensive study of the law of obligations.

The work examines the nature, sources, performance, transfer, and extinction of obligations through Savigny's renowned historical method, which profoundly shaped modern civil law scholarship. Its influence extended well beyond Germany and France, leaving a lasting mark on legal doctrine throughout Europe and Latin America.

An essential work for legal historians, civil law scholars, comparative law researchers, and collectors of rare nineteenth-century legal literature.