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A significant work by the renowned German jurist Rudolf von Jhering (Ihering), published in Paris in 1888 and translated into French with annotations by O. de Meulenaere. This treatise examines the Roman law actio injuriarum, tracing its historical development and its influence on modern French law. Jhering explores the legal protection against wrongful injuries to rights and personal interests, discussing possession, property, obligations, neighborhood relations, and the protection of subjective rights. Widely regarded as one of Jhering's major contributions to Roman law and legal theory, it remains an essential reference for legal historians and collectors of classical legal literature.
