On Jurisprudence And the Conflict of Laws
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Louisiana had the civil law of France for its common law, and the Code of Napoleon for the type of its code. The Northern States had the English common law and English decisions. Here was an un- limited source for problems in the Conflict of Laws. To solve these problems, the great American lawyers and judges were thrown back upon the old Dutch and French civilians. The American decisions and dicta of the civilians were all collected rather than arranged in the vast and trackless wilderness, th...at encyclopaedia of learning, known to us as Story's Conflict of Laws.
This famous work was first published in 1834 (it has now reached the 8th edition, 1883) ; and from the date of its appearance hardly a single case on this subject in America or in England, and perhaps few on the Continent, have ever been decided without some reference to this learned book. A new era in the History of Private International Law may be traced from it. It was an immense storehouse of legal decisions on every topic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Louisiana had the civil law of France for its common law, and the Code of Napoleon for the type of its code. The Northern States had the English common law and English decisions. Here was an un- limited source for problems in the Conflict of Laws. To solve these problems, the great American lawyers and judges were thrown back upon the old Dutch and French civilians. The American decisions and dicta of the civilians were all collected rather than arranged in the vast and trackless wilderness, th...at encyclopaedia of learning, known to us as Story's Conflict of Laws.
This famous work was first published in 1834 (it has now reached the 8th edition, 1883) ; and from the date of its appearance hardly a single case on this subject in America or in England, and perhaps few on the Continent, have ever been decided without some reference to this learned book. A new era in the History of Private International Law may be traced from it. It was an immense storehouse of legal decisions on every topic.
What to read after On Jurisprudence And the Conflict of Laws?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrison, Frederic, 1831-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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