Important legal work by Augusto Mario Morello devoted to the study, examination and critical analysis of the reform of Argentine civil and commercial law. Published by Platense Editora in 1971, the work provides an extensive study of the changes introduced into Argentine private law and of the interpretative and practical issues arising from the reform.
The collection consists of 5 volumes, which together develop a broad and systematic examination of the different areas affected by the reform. Throughout the volumes, Morello analyzes the legislative changes from a doctrinal perspective, relating them to the general principles of private law, the previous legislation, legal interpretation and their practical consequences. The work examines both the foundations of the reforms and the issues they raised for judges, lawyers and legal scholars.
The five volumes form an integrated study of the reform, progressively addressing the legal institutions and problems encompassed by the new framework while offering critical observations concerning its wording, scope and interpretation. Because of its doctrinal character and its publication during a period of significant developments in Argentine legislation, the set is also of considerable interest for researchers studying the history of Argentine law.
Complete set of 5 volumes. Particularly suitable for legal libraries, collectors of Argentine legal scholarship and researchers interested in the historical development of civil and commercial law.
Language: Spanish
Author: Augusto Mario Morello
Title: Examination and Critique of the Reform of the Civil and Commercial Code
Publisher: Platense Editora
Place: La Plata
Year: 1971
Quantity: 5 volumes
Field: Civil and Commercial Law
Argentina
Bolivia
Brasil
Chile
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Costa Rica
Ecuador
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México
Perú
Paraguay
Uruguay
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