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José Luis Schoo – Legal Regime of International Monetary Obligations. Buenos Aires, 1940.
A significant legal treatise devoted to the study of international monetary obligations, written by the distinguished Argentine jurist José Luis Schoo. This work examines the legal principles governing monetary obligations involving different jurisdictions, addressing issues such as payment currency, foreign currency obligations, conflict of laws, exchange rate fluctuations, and the legal effects of monetary instability on international transactions.
Published during a period of major economic transformation, the book represents an important contribution to the development of private international law and commercial law in Argentina. Combining doctrinal analysis with contemporary legislation and judicial interpretation, it remains a valuable reference for legal scholars, researchers, historians, and collectors of rare legal literature.
Rebound copy, complete and structurally sound, preserving the full original text. A scarce legal publication and an excellent acquisition for specialized law libraries and collectors of historical legal works.
