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The five codes of the French lempire 1812. 1 ° of the law of 30 ventose year 12 (March 21, 1804) which fixes the time of the execution of the Napoleonic code and repeals all previous laws. (3) the designation of the time when the codes were executed in the new departments. (4) from the table of distances from Paris to the chief places of the hundred and thirty departments.

5 ° an analytical table of the five codes. New edition consistent with that of imperial printing.

Edited in Paris at Ferra Elder, bookseller, rue des grand augustns and at f. Guitel libraire, place saint germain auxerrois, n ° 27, at the entrance of the street of the priests. An in-18 format volume connects, 827 pages. The civil code or napoleon code (since 1807) is the code of laws governing uniformly the civil law in France, elaborated on the order of napoleon bonaparte from 1800 to 1804: thirty six laws were successively promulgated from March to May 1803 and from January to March 1804.

Then, the work completed, the law of 30 Ventose year xii (March 21, 1804) brings all these laws into one body, which under the title of the French Civil Code included 2281 articles. It constitutes one of the most important elements of the work of Napoleonic legislative reform and would become the best vehicle of the principles of 1789 throughout Europe conquered by the armies of Napoleon became Emperor.

The Code of Civil Procedure consolidates and governs all the procedures used in civil courts and was promulgated by order of Napoleon in 1806. The Code of Commerce is the French Code that governs commercial law and economic life, developed on the order Bonaparte from 1801 and promulgated at the end of 1807 to apply 1 January 1808.

The code of criminal investigation is the French code developed from 1802 that governed the investigation of crimes and misdemeanors and promulgated by napoleon en 1808. He centralized repressive justice, re-established the secrecy of instruction, created sit-down courses with a jury and instituted a new magistrate, the investigating judge. The prefects of the empire enjoyed extensive powers of judicial police. The penal code is the French code promulgated by napoleon in February 1810. It can be described as severe for criminals and delinquents. The death penalty was applied not only to the murderer, but also to the arsonist and the counterfeiter. Many life sentences and hard labor were planned. Police sentences could be up to 5 days imprisonment, correctional sentences up to 5 years. On the other hand, he did not retain the principle of fixed penalties and allowed the judge to rule between a minimum and a maximum. Bonaparte, who has become Napoleon, will hold much to his title of legislator: \waterloo will erase the memory of so many victories; what nothing will blunt, what will live forever is my civil code.

\Edition in one volume of the 5 codes governing the laws and judicial practices civil, commercial and criminal of the French empire to its apogee of the 130 departments in 1812. Back decorated with golden motifs in small rosettes, ferns and interlacing.

Headdresses touched and bit a little rubbed and split to the second dish, otherwise interior in exceptional condition of freshness. Exemplary belonging to an engineer of the Imperial Corps of Roads and Bridges. Exceptional piece of Napoleonic collection.

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2. language: french <\/ li>
3. theme: history <\/ li>
4. subtopic: napoleon <\/ li>
5. year of publication: 1812 <\/ li> <\/ Ul>