298 - Law - Law books

Law - Law books Fritsch, Ahasver Corpus juris venatorio-forestalis, tripartitum... Now expanded with numerous treatises, regulations, and ordinances, with a preface by Samuel Stryki. 3 parts in 1 volume. With full-page engravings. Frontispiece. Leipzig, Gleditsch, 1702. 19 leaves, 711 pp., 1 leaf, pp. 723–940, 1 leaf, pp. 1107–1212, 532 pp., 14 leaves (complete). Folio contemporary parchment binding with handwritten title on the spine (slightly stained, covers slightly warped). 300/450 Second edition. - Lindner 11.0663.02. - Souhart 201. - Mantel I, 65. - Stintzing-L. III,1, p. 42 - An important 17th-century legal work on hunting and forestry law, partly in German, partly in Latin - “Fritsch was the most prominent jurist of German forestry laws in the 17th century, and this book is a compendium containing most of them” (Schwerdt I, 190). - Part 1 contains treatises on hunting law by various authors mentioned by Lindner and by Fritsch himself; Part 2 contains legal opinions on hunting law and J.C. Herold’s “Observationes forestales”; Part 3 contains hunting and forestry regulations from the 16th and 17th centuries. — Somewhat stained; slight water stains along the edges at the beginning and end. Important 17th-century legal work on hunting and forestry law, partly in German, partly in Latin—“Fritsch was the most important jurist of German forestry laws in the 17th century, and this book is a compendium containing most of them” (Schwerdt I, 190). - Part 1 contains treatises on hunting law by various authors mentioned by Lindner and by Fritsch himself; Part 2 contains legal opinions on hunting law and J.C. Herold’s “Observationes forestales”; Part 3: hunting and forestry regulations from the 16th and 17th centuries. - Some spots and slight water staining at the beginning and end. This lot is subject to standard tax. A 24.95% buyer’s premium applies to the hammer price, and 7% (Books and Art) or 19% VAT (Manuscripts, Screenprints, Offset Prints, Photographs) applies to the final invoice amount within the European Union. This lot is subject to the standard tax regime. A 24.95% buyer’s premium applies to the hammer price, and 7% (books and art) or 19% VAT (manuscripts, screen prints, offset prints, and photographs) applies to the final invoice amount within the European Union.