Le sol et l'immeuble - les formes dissociées de propriété immobilière dans les villes de France et d'Italie, XIIè-XIX (COLLECTION DE L)
Le sol et l'immeuble investigates the dissociated forms of real estate property in the cities of France and Italy from the 12th to 19th centuries. This historical analysis highlights the evolution of ownership structures for land and buildings, offering a detailed look at legal and urban developments in these regions over centuries.
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The book examines the development of separated property rights over land and buildings in urban settings across France and Italy during the medieval and early modern periods.
Spanning from the 12th to the 19th century, it analyzes how these dissociated forms of real estate ownership emerged and functioned within historical contexts.
Part of the COLLECTION DE L series, the study provides insights into the legal and social frameworks that shaped property in these regions.
Authors O. Faron and E. Hubert contribute to understanding the complexities of immovable property in European urban history.
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