Comprehensive look at Argentina’s civil law history
Discover the Argentine Civil Code, effective January 1, 1871, presented here together with the Constitution and law of civil registry. This edition offers a complete framework for personal and civil rights, contracts, obligations, and remedies, reflecting a foundational period in Argentine law.
The book lays out the structure of civil law, from the status of persons and family relations to the rules governing contracts, obligations, and remedies. It also includes detailed sections on eviction and other key topics that shape property, rights, and responsibilities within civil transactions.
Ideal for students, researchers, and professionals needing a historical, language-accurate reference to early Argentine civil jurisprudence and statutory structure.
- Foundational coverage of persons, family relations, and tutorship
- Extensive treatment of contracts, obligations, and their effects
- In-depth discussion of eviction rules and remedies in property transactions
- Structured layout with titles, chapters, and sections for quick reference
Ideal for readers interested in legal history, comparative law, or the development of civil codes in Latin America.