Ramón Martí de Eixalá – Institutions of Spanish Commercial Law. Seventh Edition. Barcelona, Álvaro Verdaguer Bookshop, 1875. Revised and expanded by M

Ramón Martí de Eixalá – Institutions of Spanish Commercial Law. Seventh Edition. Barcelona, Álvaro Verdaguer Bookshop, 1875. Revised and expanded by Manuel Durán y Bas.

A landmark work by distinguished Spanish jurist Ramón Martí de Eixalá, regarded as one of the pioneers of modern commercial law teaching in Spain. This seventh edition, published in 1875, was extensively revised and expanded by Manuel Durán y Bas, incorporating the latest legislation and judicial developments of the period.

The treatise provides a comprehensive study of Spanish commercial law, covering merchants, commercial transactions, partnerships, commercial obligations, contracts, negotiable instruments, bankruptcy, maritime law and other essential institutions governing nineteenth-century commercial practice.

Recognized as one of the standard academic works of its time, it remains an important historical reference for legal scholars, universities, specialized libraries and collectors of rare legal literature.