Le Droit Civil Expliqué suivant l'ordre des articles du Code 28 TS

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Troplong – Le Droit Civil Expliqué suivant l'ordre des articles du Code – Complete Set of 28 Volumes – Paris, 19th Century

Magnificent complete set of "Le Droit Civil Expliqué suivant l'ordre des articles du Code" by the renowned French jurist Raymond-Théodore Troplong, one of the most influential civil law scholars of the 19th century and a leading representative of the French exegetical school.

This monumental work provides an extensive commentary on the Napoleonic Civil Code, offering in-depth analysis of the principal institutions of civil law, including successions, donations, sales, obligations, mortgages, privileges, servitudes, usufruct, prescription, contracts, and other fundamental areas of private law.

This offering consists of the complete 28-volume set, published in Paris by Charles Hingray during the mid-19th century.

Condition

• Complete set of 28 volumes.
• Uniform period binding.
• Texts complete with no missing pages.
• Light age-related foxing and occasional underlining in a few volumes, without affecting readability.
• A solid and well-preserved set for a work over 170 years old.

An outstanding historical and legal reference, highly desirable for collectors, law libraries, universities, and researchers specializing in French civil law and comparative legal history.

A complete set in this condition has become increasingly difficult to find.

Author: Raymond-Théodore Troplong
Title: Le Droit Civil Expliqué suivant l'ordre des articles du Code
Volumes: 28
Publisher: Charles Hingray
Place of Publication: Paris, France
Publication Date: Mid-19th Century (various years, approximately 1840–1855)
Language: French
Binding: Period binding.