De L'application Du Jury En Matière Civile: Comment Il Fonctionne En Angleterre, Dans Quelle Mesure

"De L'application Du Jury En Matière Civile" explores the function of the jury system in civil matters, contrasting its operation in England with considerations for its potential adoption in France. Written by Charles François Saglier and originally published in 1870, the book delves into the nuances of how juries function within the English legal framework and examines the adaptability of this model to the French judicial system. Saglier's work provides valuable insights into comparative law and the historical context of legal practices during the 19th century. This treatise remains relevant for legal scholars and historians interested in the evolution of civil procedure and the role of juries in different legal traditions.

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