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Traité théorique et pratique des Justices de Paix by Louis Pabon, four-volume 1923 French edition bound in half-leather.

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TREATISE, PRACTICE AND LOCAL POWER: THE JUSTICES DE PAIX IN EARLY 20TH-CENTURY FRANCE
Imposing legal set dedicated to the Justices de Paix, a cornerstone institution of French civil justice between the 19th and 20th centuries, here presented in the third revised and augmented edition of the famous treatise by Louis Pabon. The work, conceived as a systematic and operational tool, reflects a moment of full rationalization of civil law and minor jurisdiction in republican France. The multi-volume structure, aimed at magistrates, lawyers, and local administrators, turns everyday law into an organic corpus, endowing judicial practice with an almost encyclopedic dimension. The lot, homogeneous in edition and binding, preserves the unmistakable character of a professional library of the time.
MARKET VALUE
French legal treatises published by Recueil Sirey in the first quarter of the 20th century, especially when complete in multiple volumes and in contemporaneous bindings, are consistently present on the antiquarian-specialist market. A set of four volumes of the third edition of Traité théorique et pratique des Justices de Paix (1923), in generally good condition, offers a realistic estimate between 200 and 400 euros total, with variations tied to the state of bindings, interior cleanliness, and uniformity of the set.
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION AND CONDITION
Four volumes. Contemporary half-leather bindings with corners, marbled boards, gold-lettered spines. Pages with some browning and foxing. Some notes and underlinings present. As with all books with a long history or extensive circulation, there may be some imperfections not always noted in the description. Pp.:
(6); 6nn; 756; (4).
(2); 4nn; 716; (4).
(4); 4nn; 950; (6).
(4); 4nn; 928; (4).

FULL TITLE AND AUTHOR
Traité théorique et pratique des Justices de Paix.
Paris, Librairie de la Société du Recueil Sirey, Léon Tenin, director, 1923.
AA.VV.

BIOGRAPHY OF THE AUTHOR
Louis Pabon was a French jurist and magistrate active from the late 19th century into the early decades of the 20th century. He served as conseiller honoraire à la Cour d’appel de Pau and worked for a long time as juge de paix, both in Paris and in rural cantons, gaining direct and in-depth experience of proximity justice. His professional activity takes place in the context of the Third Republic, during a phase of progressive rationalization and codification of civil law and minor jurisdictions. Traité théorique et pratique des Justices de Paix represents his principal contribution: an work conceived as an operational and systematic tool, intended for magistrates, lawyers, and officials, in which legislation and case law are organized and interpreted with practical rigor. Pabon belongs to the tradition of great jurist-editors linked to Recueil Sirey, more oriented toward the practical application of law than to academic speculation, making his work today a valuable source for the history of French civil justice.

CONTEXT AND SIGNIFICANCE
The Justices de Paix represent one of the most extensive instruments of French justice, called to regulate daily civil life through proximate jurisdiction. Louis Pabon’s treatise sits in a phase of normative consolidation following the major legislative reforms of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, offering a systematic reading of competencies, procedures, and concrete applications of civil law. The work reflects a legal culture oriented toward order, clarity, and the social function of law, making it today a primary source for the study of the history of administrative and local justice.

PRINTING HISTORY AND CIRCULATION
Recueil Sirey was one of the most important French legal publishers, a benchmark for the judiciary and the bar. The 1923 third edition testifies to the success and continued use of Pabon’s treatise, updated in light of the most recent legislative provisions and jurisprudence. Bound copies were commonly destined for law offices, courts, and professional libraries.

BIBLIOGRAPHY AND REFERENCES
BnF, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Recueil Sirey catalog
ICCU/OPAC SBN: copies cataloged in European legal libraries
WorldCat, record for Traité théorique et pratique des Justices de Paix, edition 1923
Studies on the history of French civil justice between the 19th and 20th centuries

Seller's Story

RareBooks NO-RESERVE brings the charm of antiquity into the digital age — with curated sales, exceptional deals, and stories worth collecting. Because owning a rare book should feel like a discovery, not a luxury. RareBooks NO-RESERVE is revolutionizing the online market for antique and rare books. As a pioneer in e-commerce, the company transforms access to valuable and collectible editions by launching exclusive flash sales across leading platforms — offering significant discounts on books that are typically available only at premium prices. With a sharp focus on visibility, digital innovation, and strategic pricing, RareBooks NO-RESERVE turns rarity into opportunity, building lasting customer loyalty through irresistible deals and curated value propositions.
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TREATISE, PRACTICE AND LOCAL POWER: THE JUSTICES DE PAIX IN EARLY 20TH-CENTURY FRANCE
Imposing legal set dedicated to the Justices de Paix, a cornerstone institution of French civil justice between the 19th and 20th centuries, here presented in the third revised and augmented edition of the famous treatise by Louis Pabon. The work, conceived as a systematic and operational tool, reflects a moment of full rationalization of civil law and minor jurisdiction in republican France. The multi-volume structure, aimed at magistrates, lawyers, and local administrators, turns everyday law into an organic corpus, endowing judicial practice with an almost encyclopedic dimension. The lot, homogeneous in edition and binding, preserves the unmistakable character of a professional library of the time.
MARKET VALUE
French legal treatises published by Recueil Sirey in the first quarter of the 20th century, especially when complete in multiple volumes and in contemporaneous bindings, are consistently present on the antiquarian-specialist market. A set of four volumes of the third edition of Traité théorique et pratique des Justices de Paix (1923), in generally good condition, offers a realistic estimate between 200 and 400 euros total, with variations tied to the state of bindings, interior cleanliness, and uniformity of the set.
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION AND CONDITION
Four volumes. Contemporary half-leather bindings with corners, marbled boards, gold-lettered spines. Pages with some browning and foxing. Some notes and underlinings present. As with all books with a long history or extensive circulation, there may be some imperfections not always noted in the description. Pp.:
(6); 6nn; 756; (4).
(2); 4nn; 716; (4).
(4); 4nn; 950; (6).
(4); 4nn; 928; (4).

FULL TITLE AND AUTHOR
Traité théorique et pratique des Justices de Paix.
Paris, Librairie de la Société du Recueil Sirey, Léon Tenin, director, 1923.
AA.VV.

BIOGRAPHY OF THE AUTHOR
Louis Pabon was a French jurist and magistrate active from the late 19th century into the early decades of the 20th century. He served as conseiller honoraire à la Cour d’appel de Pau and worked for a long time as juge de paix, both in Paris and in rural cantons, gaining direct and in-depth experience of proximity justice. His professional activity takes place in the context of the Third Republic, during a phase of progressive rationalization and codification of civil law and minor jurisdictions. Traité théorique et pratique des Justices de Paix represents his principal contribution: an work conceived as an operational and systematic tool, intended for magistrates, lawyers, and officials, in which legislation and case law are organized and interpreted with practical rigor. Pabon belongs to the tradition of great jurist-editors linked to Recueil Sirey, more oriented toward the practical application of law than to academic speculation, making his work today a valuable source for the history of French civil justice.

CONTEXT AND SIGNIFICANCE
The Justices de Paix represent one of the most extensive instruments of French justice, called to regulate daily civil life through proximate jurisdiction. Louis Pabon’s treatise sits in a phase of normative consolidation following the major legislative reforms of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, offering a systematic reading of competencies, procedures, and concrete applications of civil law. The work reflects a legal culture oriented toward order, clarity, and the social function of law, making it today a primary source for the study of the history of administrative and local justice.

PRINTING HISTORY AND CIRCULATION
Recueil Sirey was one of the most important French legal publishers, a benchmark for the judiciary and the bar. The 1923 third edition testifies to the success and continued use of Pabon’s treatise, updated in light of the most recent legislative provisions and jurisprudence. Bound copies were commonly destined for law offices, courts, and professional libraries.

BIBLIOGRAPHY AND REFERENCES
BnF, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Recueil Sirey catalog
ICCU/OPAC SBN: copies cataloged in European legal libraries
WorldCat, record for Traité théorique et pratique des Justices de Paix, edition 1923
Studies on the history of French civil justice between the 19th and 20th centuries

Seller's Story

RareBooks NO-RESERVE brings the charm of antiquity into the digital age — with curated sales, exceptional deals, and stories worth collecting. Because owning a rare book should feel like a discovery, not a luxury. RareBooks NO-RESERVE is revolutionizing the online market for antique and rare books. As a pioneer in e-commerce, the company transforms access to valuable and collectible editions by launching exclusive flash sales across leading platforms — offering significant discounts on books that are typically available only at premium prices. With a sharp focus on visibility, digital innovation, and strategic pricing, RareBooks NO-RESERVE turns rarity into opportunity, building lasting customer loyalty through irresistible deals and curated value propositions.
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Details

Number of Books
4
Subject
Law
Book Title
Justices de Paix
Author/ Illustrator
Pabon
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1923
Height
220 mm
Edition
1st Edition Thus
Width
147 mm
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Paris, Librairie de la Société du Recueil Sirey, Léon Tenin, directeur, 1923
Binding/ Material
Half leather
Number of pages
3402
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