Micheli, Gian Antonio. Civil Procedural Law. Translated by Santiago Sentís Melendo. Buenos Aires: Ediciones Jurídicas Europa-América (EJEA), 1970. 4 volumes.
A major work by Italian procedural scholar Gian Antonio Micheli, presenting a systematic study of Civil Procedural Law and the principal institutions of civil litigation. The Argentine edition, translated by Santiago Sentís Melendo, comprises four volumes and provides a broad exposition of Italian procedural doctrine.
The first volume deals with the general theory of civil procedure, the protection of rights, the subjects of proceedings, procedural powers and obligations, and procedural acts and their effects.
The second volume examines contentious proceedings for judicial cognition, including first-instance proceedings and appeals.
The third volume focuses on enforcement proceedings and the mechanisms through which legally recognized rights are effectively enforced.
The fourth volume contains a collection of studies on Civil Procedural Law, including voluntary jurisdiction, the relationship between civil procedure and the legal system, and proceedings for judicial cognition.
This four-volume set is of particular interest for the study of Italian and Latin American procedural doctrine and represents an important reference work for lawyers, researchers, advanced students and collectors of legal literature.
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