Historical French legal book titled "Répétitions Écrites sur le Code Civil" (Volume 3), published in 1883 by Garnier Frères in Paris.
Title: Répétitions Écrites sur le Code Civil (Written Lectures/Reviews on the Civil Code)
Subtitle: Contenant l'exposé des principes généraux, leurs motifs et la solution des questions théoriques (Containing the statement of general principles, their motives, and the solution to theoretical questions)
This specific edition is the 11th edition, originally authored by M. Frédéric Mourlon (a Doctor of Law and lawyer at the Court of Appeal of Paris) and updated by M. Ch. Demangeat (a counsellor at the Court of Cassation and honorary professor at the Paris Faculty of Law).
Frédéric Mourlon's Répétitions Écrites was one of the most famous and widely used student textbooks and legal commentaries on the French Napoleonic Code (Code Civil) during the 19th century. Because the civil law evolved through new jurisprudence and statutes, prominent legal scholars like Charles Demangeat were frequently tasked with revising later editions to keep them updated ("revue et mise au courant").
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