Excerpt from Le Code Civil Commenté à l'Usage du Clergé, Vol. 1: Dans Ses Rapports Avec la Théologie Morale, le Droit Canon Et l'Économie Politique
Ce livre, incomplet dès sa publication, est devenu suranné a l'heure qu'il est. Des lois promulguées depuis 1843 sur l'abolition de la mort civile, la nationalité, la tutelle et le. Divorce, ont modifié le Livre Ier du Code relatif aux Per sonnes. Si le Livre II consacré aux Biens n'a guère subi de remaniements que dans certaines parties relativement aux Servitudes réglées à nouveau par la loi du 20 août 1881, le Livre III a été notablement modifié par la loi du 23 mars 1855 sur la transcription et par l'abolition de la contrainte par corps, sans parler des innovations de détail.
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