Los privileios en el derecho civil argentino — Alberto D. Molinario

Los privilegios en el derecho civil argentino — Alberto D. Molinario

Important and renowned legal work by the distinguished Argentine jurist Alberto D. Molinario, devoted to an exhaustive study of privileges within Argentine civil law. Throughout the book, the author develops an in-depth doctrinal analysis of the legal nature of privileges, their historical foundations, classification, effects, and practical application within the Argentine legal system, with special reference to the Civil Code in force at the time and to the principal national and foreign doctrinal currents.

The work addresses fundamental issues related to creditors’ preference rights, general and special privileges, movable and immovable privileges, as well as their relationship with obligations, insolvency proceedings, and patrimonial executions. Molinario also examines antecedents in Roman law, comparative legislation, and relevant case law, making this work an indispensable reference for the study of Argentine patrimonial law.

Original edition published by Librería Jurídica Valerio Abeledo, Buenos Aires, in 1941. It is considered a classic reference work for lawyers, judges, notaries, professors, and researchers specialized in civil and commercial law. Due to its doctrinal importance and antiquity, it is also of great interest to collectors of Argentine legal bibliography and specialized libraries.

A scarce and difficult-to-find book on the market, especially in well-preserved early editions. Ideal both for academic consultation and for historical legal collections.