Code De ProcÃ(c)dure Civile ExpliquÃ(c) Par Ses Motifs Et Par Des Exemples, Avec La Solution Sous Chaque Article, Des DifficultÃ(c)s Ainsi Que Des . Tous Les Termes De Droit. (French Edition)

Code de Procédure Civile Expliqué by Joseph Adrien Rogron offers a detailed explanation of the French Code of Civil Procedure. This comprehensive legal reference elucidates the code's provisions through its underlying rationale and illustrative examples. Rogron's work provides solutions to common difficulties, addresses key questions arising from the text, and defines all legal terms, making it an invaluable resource for legal professionals and students alike.

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