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ISLE DE FRANCE Saint Aubin - Deribes litigation Précis et Mémoires (1801 - 1802). Beautiful slipcase containing the 3 fascicles of this case. Précis et consultation pour le citoyen Couve contre le citoyen Deribes. Dieppe, an IX. In 4° of 9 pages. Précis pour le citoyen Deribes contre les héritiers Saint Aubin. Paris, Dentu, in 4°. 14 pages. Mémoire pour le citoyen Deribes contre le citoyen Bucaille, époux de Marie Anne Saint Aubin. Rouen, Pierreux, year XI. In 4°, 38 pages. Numerous signatures in fine. 3 fascicules in 4°, in slipcase, with ex libris Ryckebusch. This is a financial dispute. Deribes had lent a large sum of money to a man named Saint Aubin. On the latter's death, he was entitled to recover the sum loaned, but Saint Aubin's heirs, having sold the mortgaged properties, charged the debt to the new owner, who protested in good faith not to pay. These memoirs are very interesting documents on the trade that linked the islands to metropolitan France (cotton, indigo, etc.), negotiated in Lorient, France, and the proceeds of which, converted by bills of exchange, were sent back to Réunion...
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ISLE DE FRANCE Saint Aubin - Deribes litigation Précis et Mémoires (1801 - 1802). Beautiful slipcase containing the 3 fascicles of this case. Précis et consultation pour le citoyen Couve contre le citoyen Deribes. Dieppe, an IX. In 4° of 9 pages. Précis pour le citoyen Deribes contre les héritiers Saint Aubin. Paris, Dentu, in 4°. 14 pages. Mémoire pour le citoyen Deribes contre le citoyen Bucaille, époux de Marie Anne Saint Aubin. Rouen, Pierreux, year XI. In 4°, 38 pages. Numerous signatures in fine. 3 fascicules in 4°, in slipcase, with ex libris Ryckebusch. This is a financial dispute. Deribes had lent a large sum of money to a man named Saint Aubin. On the latter's death, he was entitled to recover the sum loaned, but Saint Aubin's heirs, having sold the mortgaged properties, charged the debt to the new owner, who protested in good faith not to pay. These memoirs are very interesting documents on the trade that linked the islands to metropolitan France (cotton, indigo, etc.), negotiated in Lorient, France, and the proceeds of which, converted by bills of exchange, were sent back to Réunion...
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