Napoléon - Code de procédure civile - 1806

Superb edition of this collection, a fundamental text aimed at organizing in a rigorous and uniform way the functioning of civil justice in France at the beginning of the 19th century -

This work establishes the precise rules governing legal actions between private individuals, defining the different stages of the procedure from the bringing of the action to the judgment and its execution -

It fixes the powers of civil courts, specifies the respective roles of judges, attorneys, and parties, and codifies the forms that judicial acts must respect to ensure their validity. The code places special emphasis on order, clarity, and predictability of the procedures, in order to guarantee a more accessible and more efficient justice -

The work also organizes special procedures, notably in matters of enforcing judgments, seizures, and provisional measures, to allow the effective enforcement of judicial decisions -

Napoléon - Code of Civil Procedure - 1806 - Vol. II - Firmin Didot -
-> 380 pages

Good binding condition, the work in its full period marbled morocco leather binding, wear from use, worn headpieces and corners, red edges, plain spine decorated, gilded titling and volume numbers on green leather inlays -

Good interior condition, rare foxing, endpapers in reasonable condition -

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