De L'action Et Du Pacte De Constitut En Droit Romain

De L'action Et Du Pacte De Constitut En Droit Romain explores the intricacies of Roman law concerning actions and agreements, particularly the 'pacte de constitut, ' offering insights into the legal foundations of contractual obligations. The volume also delves into French law, specifically examining the provision related to letters of exchange ('lettre de change'). This historical analysis by Maurice Bentéjac is valuable for legal scholars interested in the evolution of banking and commercial law. The work provides a comparative perspective, shedding light on the enduring influence of Roman legal principles on modern French jurisprudence. This study is essential for understanding the historical context of legal concepts relating to debt, obligations, and negotiable instruments.

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