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A major treatise by the French jurist Edmond-Eugène Thaller, one of the leading authorities on commercial law in the late nineteenth century. Published in Paris by A. Rousseau in 1887, in two volumes, the work provides a comprehensive comparative study of bankruptcy legislation in various European countries, including France, Germany, Austria, Spain, and England.
Thaller analyzes commercial insolvency, bankruptcy proceedings, the effects of bankruptcy across national borders, conflicts of laws, and international jurisdiction. A pioneering contribution to comparative commercial law and international bankruptcy law, it remains a valuable reference for legal historians, scholars, and collectors of rare legal literature.
