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ThÃ(c)orie sur la nullitÃ(c) des conventions et des actes de tout genre, en matière civile, Volume 2, by Victor Hippolyte Solon, explores the legal theory surrounding the nullity of agreements and actions in civil matters. Written in French, this volume delves into the intricacies of French civil law, providing a detailed analysis of the conditions under which contracts and other legal acts may be deemed invalid.
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