SATTA, Salvatore – CIVIL PROCEDURAL LAW 3 volumes – E.J.E.A. – Buenos Aires – 1971

SATTA, Salvatore – CIVIL PROCEDURAL LAW
3 volumes – E.J.E.A. – Buenos Aires – 1971

Classic work on Civil Procedural Law by the Italian jurist Salvatore Satta, published in Buenos Aires by Ediciones Jurídicas Europa-América (E.J.E.A.) in 1971, translated into Spanish by Santiago Sentís Melendo and Fernando de la Rúa.

The first volume deals with general procedural provisions and the cognition process, establishing the fundamental concepts and structures of civil proceedings. The second volume is devoted to the enforcement process and special proceedings, completing the author's systematic treatment of civil procedure.

The third volume, Soliloquios y coloquios de un jurista (Soliloquies and Conversations of a Jurist), contains a collection of juridical and reflective writings by Satta, offering a broader view of his legal thought and his conception of the jurist's role.

Satta's work combines rigorous procedural analysis with broader reflections on jurisdiction, judicial activity, the role of the judge and the nature of procedural law. The Argentine edition is particularly relevant for understanding the influence of Italian procedural doctrine within Spanish-speaking legal scholarship.

An important reference for lawyers, judges, academics, researchers and students of Civil Procedure, as well as for specialized legal libraries and collectors of classical procedural literature.

Catalog:
Satta, Salvatore. Civil Procedural Law. Translated by Santiago Sentís Melendo and Fernando de la Rúa. 3 volumes. Buenos Aires: Ediciones Jurídicas Europa-América (E.J.E.A.), 1971. Civil Procedural Law. Civil Procedure. Cognition Process. Enforcement Process. Special Proceedings. Italian Procedural Doctrine.