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Laws of Foreign Countries CATALOGUE LAWS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES STATE LIBRAEY OF MASSACHUSETTS 1911. PREPARED BY ELLEN M. SAWYEE, Principal Assistant. BOSTON: WEIGHT & POTTER PRINTING CO., STATE PRINTERS, 18 Post Office Squabe. 1911. S^^ <f 8S Approved bt The State Boaed of Publication. LAWS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES. CODES AND COLLECTIONS. American Bar Association. Comparative Laiv Bureau. Annual bulletin, July 1, 1908-10. No. 1-3. Phila- delphia, 1908-10. 8°. Annuaire de Legislation fitrangere, publie par la So- ciete de Legislation Comparee, contenant la traduc- tion des principales lois votees dans les pays etran- gers, [1870J-1908. le-38e annee. Paris, Cotillon, 1872-1909. 38 v. 8°. The title, from 1882, reads " contenant le texte des principales lois," etc. A new series begins with v. 31 which is numbered " 2e serie, le annee." Belgium. Bureau de Legislation. Bibliotheque. Cata- logue, ler Jan. 1902. Bruselles, Hayez, imprimeur des academies royales de Belgiques, 1902. 1. 8°. x, 302 p. Ministere de I'Industrie et du Travail. Office du Travail. Annuaire de la legislation du travail. le-9e annee. 1897-1905. Bruxelles, 1898-1906. 9 V. 8°. Coleccion de codigos civiles americanos y europeos. Tomo 1-3. Madrid, F. Gongora y Compania, 1879- 80. 3 V. 8°. Contents. Vol. 1. Mejioo. 2. La republica oriental del Uruguay. 3. La republica de Guatemala, 1877. Vol. 1 has the title " Biblioteea de la Eeviata de los Tribunales. Legislacion extranjera; coleccion de c6digos civiles," etc. Collection de codes etrangers. 1-23. Paris, A. Durand et Pedone-Lauriel, 1890-1906. 23 v. 8°. Contents. Vol. 1. Spain. Code civil espagnol, promulgue le 24 juillet 1889; tr. et annote par A. Leve. 1890. 2. Italy. Code pSnal italien, promulgue le ler Jan. 1890, suivi des dispositions transitoires; tr. et annote par Edmond Turrel. 4 STATE LIBRARY. Collection de codes etrangers, continued. promulgue le 22 3. Spain. Code de commerce espagnol, aout 1885, mis en vigueur le ler Jan. 1886; tr. et annote par Henri Prudhomme. 1891. le oct. 4. Italy. Code de commerce italien, promulgue 31 1882, mis en vigueur le ler Jan. 1883, suivi des dis- tr., annote, positions transitoires et reglementaires ; et precede d'une introduction par Edmond Turrel. 1892. 5. Chile. Code de commerce chilien, promulgue le 23 nov. 1865, mis en vigueur le ler Jan. 1867; tr. et annote sur la derniere 6d. officielle du 20 sept. 1889, par Henri Prudhomme. 1892. 6. Argentine RepuWic. Code de commerce argentin, pro- mulgue le 9 oct. 1889, mis en vigueur le ler mai 1870; tr., annote, et precede d'une introduction par Henri Prudhomme. 1893. 7. Grisons. Code civil du canton des Grisons; tr. avec introduction par Raoul de La Grasserie. 1893. 8. Portugal. Code civil portuguais, promulgue le ler juillet 1867, mis en vigueur le ler jan. 1868; tr., annote, et precede d'une introduction par Fernand Lepelletier. 1894. 9. Hungary. Code de commerce hongrois, promulgue le 19 mai 1875, mis en vigueur le ler Jan. 1876, suivi des lois hongroises sur le change et la faillite; tr. du Hongrois, annote, et precede d'une introduction par Eaoul de La Grasserie. 1894. 10. Mexico. Code de commerce mexicain, promulgue le 15 sept. 1889, mis en vigueur le ler jan. 1890; tr., annote, et precede d'une introduction par Henri Prudhomme. 1894. 11. Sweden. Les codes suedois de 1734, civil, penal, com- mercial, suivis des lois posterieures promulguSes jusqu'a ce jour; tr., annotes, et precedes d'une intro- duction par Eaoul de La Grasserie. 1895. 12. Rumania. Code de commerce roumain, mis en vigueur le ler sept. 1887; compare aux principaux codes de commerce europeens, precede et suivi d 'etudes his- toriques et juridiques par Joan Bohl. 1895. 13. Great Britain. Code maritime britannique. Loi an- glaise sur la marine marehande, merchant shipping act, 1894, en vigueur depuis le ler jan. 1895; tr., annotee, precSdee d'une introduction et suivie d'une table alphabetique par Henri Promageot. 1896. 14. Italy. Code de la marine marehande italien, promulgu6 le 24 oct. 1877, modifie 1881, 1886, suivi des princi- pales dispositions du rdglement pour 1 'execution de ce code; tr., annote, et precede d'une introduction par Henri Prudhomme. 1896. 15. Rumania. Loi roumaine sur la faillite, 20 juin 1895, 1 reglementant 'exercise des actions commerciales et leur duree, suivie du rfeglement du service et de la comptabilite des syndics pr&s les tribuneaux de dis- tricts, livres 3-4 du Code de commerce roumain, art 695-971; tr. par E. Bonnemains [et] E. P. Voinesco. 16. Germany. Code de commerce allemand; tr. et annote par Paul Carpentier. 1896. 17. Malta. Lois civiles de Malte; tr., annotees et mises en concordance avec le code franqais, par Clement Billiet. 1896. FOREIGN LAWS. 5 Collection de codes etrangers, oontinued. 18. Italy. Code civil italien, promulgufi le 25 juin 1865, mis en vigueur le ler Jan. 1866; tr., annote, et pr6c6de d'une introduction par Henri Prudhomme. 1896. 19. Germany. Code civil allemand, promulgue le 18 aout 1896, executoire k partir du ler jan. 1900; tr. et annotes aveo introduction par Raoul de La Grasserie. 2e ed. revue et augmentSe. 1901. 20. Bussia. Code de commerce russe; tr. et annote sur 1 'edition officielle de 1893, avee introduction par J. Tchnernow. 1898. 21. Germany. Code de commerce allemand, promulgue le 10 mai 1897; tr. et annote par Paul Viatte. 1901. 22. Chile. Code civil chilien, promulgue le 14 dec. 1855, entre en vigueur le ler jan. 1857; tr., annote et precede d'une introduction par Henri Prudhomme. 1904. 23. Bussla. Code penal russe, ratifie par Sa MajestS Im- periale le 22 mars 1903, precede d'un oukase imperial et d'un avis du conseil d'etat; tr., annote et precede d'une introduction, par E. Eberlin; preface de M. E. Gargon. 1906. Projet de code civil allemand; tr. avec introduction par Eaoul de La G-rasserie. Paris, A. Durand et Pedone-Lanriel, 1893. 8°. lix, 492 p. France. Comite de Legislation Strangere. Bibliotheque du Comite. Catalogue, Jan. 1889. Paris, 1889. 1. 8°. xl, 718, (1) p. Collection des principaux codes etrangers. Paris, 1875-96. 19 V. 8°. Namely. Austria. Code d 'instruction criminelle autrichien; tr. et an- note par Edm. Bertrand [et] Ch. Lyon-Caen. Publication de la Societe de Legislation ComparSe. 1875. Denmark. See, forward, Sweden, Norway, etc. Germany. Code de procedure civile pour 1 'empire d'AUemagne, 30 Jan. 1877; tr. et annote par E. Glasson, E. Lederlin, [et] P. E. Dareste. 1887. Code de procedure penale allemand, ler fev. 1877; tr. et annote par Feruand Daguin. 1884. Code d 'organisation judiciaire allemand, 27 jan. 1877; intro- duction, traduction et notes par L. Dubarle. 1885. Great Britain. Loi anglaise sur la faillite du 25 aout 1883; tr. et annotee par Ch. Lyon-Caen. Hungary. Code penal hongrois des crimes et des d61its, 28 mai 1878, et Code penal hongrois des contraventions, 14 juin 1879; tr. et annotes par C. Martinet [et] P. Dareste. 1885. Italy. Code penal d'ltalie, 30 juin 1889; tr., annote, et precede d'une introduction par Jules Lacointa. 1890. Lyon-Caeu, C, and Delalain, P. Lois frangaises et 6trang6res sur la proprigtS litteraire et artistique, suivies des conventions intemationales conclues par la Prance pour la protection des oeuvres de litterature et d'art. 1889. Same. Supplement, 1890-96. Montenegro. Code general des biens pour la prinoipautS de Montenegro de 1888; tr. par Eodolphe Dareste et Albert Eivifere. 1892. 6 STATE LIBRARY. France. Comite de Legislation Etrangere, continued. Netherlands. Code penal des Pays-Bas, 3 mars 1881; tr. et an- note par W. J. Wiiitgeng. 1883. annote Portugal. Code de commerce portuguais de 1888; tr. et par Ernest Lehr. 1889. Uane- Sweden, Norway, etc. Lois maritimes scandmaves, Suede, mark, Norvege; tr. et annote par Ludovie Beauchet. 1895. United States. Les chartes coloniales et les constitutions des Btats-TJnis de I'Araerique du Nord; par Alphonse Gourd. 1885. Zurich. Code civil du canton de Zurich de 1887; tr. et annote par Ernest Lehr. 1890. Lambrechts, Hector, and others. Dictionnaire pratique de droit compare, le partie, [ler]-8e fascicule; 2e partie, ler fascicule. Paris, Chevalier-Marescq et Cie., 1899. 9 pt. in 6. 1. 8°. Contents. Part 1. Legislations europeennes. Fasc. 1. Belgique. — Grand Duehe de Luxembourg. 2. France. — Principaute de Monaco. 3. Angleterre. 4-7. Droit ancien et mo- derne de la Eoumanie, par Demetre Alexandresco. 8. Pays-Bas. 2. Pays hors d 'Europe. Fasc. 1. Syrie. Special subjects. Beelenkamp, C. J. Les lois postales universelles, elucidees et annotees, a I'aide de documents oficiels, avec gravures, tableaux et formules. La Haye, Mouton & Cie., 1910. 1. 8°. (7), 800, xsxix p. Fairweather, W. C. Foreign and colonial patent laws. N. Y., D. Van Nostrand, 1910. 8°. sii, 279 p. Lyon-Caen, Charles, and Delalain, Paul. Lois frangaises et etrangeres sur la propriete litteraire et artistique suivies des conventions Internationales conclues par la France pour la protection des ceuvres de littera- ture et d'art. Eecueillies par Ch. Lyon-Caen [et] Paul Delalain. Paris, 1889. 2 v. 8°. Ixvii, 567, (1) p.; xiv, 425 p. (France. Comite de Legislation itrangere. Collection des principaux codes entran- gers.) Contents. Vol. 1. Lois des etats de 1 'Europe. 2. Lois des etats de I'Asie, de I'Afrique, de I'Amerique et de 1 'Oceanie. — Conventions Internationales con- clues par la France. Same. Supplement, 1890-96. Paris, 1896. 8°. xix, 157 p. (France. CowAte de Legislation Etrangere. Collection des principaux codes etrangers.) FOREIGN LAWS. 7 Raikes, F. W. Foreign maritime laws. [Extracts from commercial codes.] {In Law Magazine and Law Eeview, 4tli series, v. 9-20.) Namely. Belgium. — Italy. — Spain. — Sweden, Scandinavia. — Portugal. Ringrose, Hyacinthe.
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