Theory of obligations in modern Italian law

Codice: GI7895
Autore: Giorgio Giorgio
Titolo: Theory of obligations in modern Italian law
Sottotitolo: Exposed with the support of doctrine and jurisprudence
Editore: Camels
Luogo Edizione: Florence
Anno Edizione: 1903 - 1905
Formato: in 8th
Volumi: Nine volumes in eight volumes
Legatura: Half leather with title and gold decorations on the spine
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Lingua: Italian
Stato: Italy
Numero pagine: 650 pp. approx. a vol.
Difetti:
Note: The last three volumes are fifth edition, 1900-1901. Vol. I: Definition and requirements of obligations, natural, joint and several, indivisible obligations, form and proof of obligations; Vol. II: Effects of obligations, compensation for damages for non-fulfillment, risk and danger, coercive measures, conservative measures, subrogation action, revoking action, retention law, effects of related obligations; Vol. III: Sources of Obligations, Contracts; Vol. IV: Sources of obligations (continuation and termination of contracts); Vol. V: Quasi-contracts, torts, law; Vol. VI: Sources of Bonds. Obligations arising from the law (continuation and end), transmission of obligations; Vol. VII: Extinction of obligations, payment, real offer, Datio in solutum, remission, novation; Vol. VIII: Extinguishment of obligations (continuation and end), compensation, confusion, loss of the thing due, rescission actions, prescription. Ninth Volume: General index in alphabetical order in all the subjects contained in the eight volumes