Tractatus Iuridicus, In Quo De Librorum, Quos Gräntz-lager-bücher, Fluhrläufer, Erb-bücher Und Hebe-register Dicere Solemus Forma, Continuatione, Reno (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781279450475)

Tractatus Iuridicus, In Quo De Librorum, Quos Gräntz-lager-bücher, Fluhrläufer, Erb-bücher Und Hebe-register Dicere Solemus Forma, Continuatione, Renovatione Fideque Varia Disseritur is a historical legal treatise by Johann Rudolf Engau. This work delves into the intricacies surrounding various types of books and registers related to land and property, including Gräntz-lager-bücher, Fluhrläufer, Erb-bücher, and Hebe-register. The treatise explores the form, continuation, renovation, and legal reliability of these records, offering valuable insights into historical property law and legal documentation practices. Scholars and historians of law will find this a vital resource for understanding the evolution of property rights and legal record-keeping.

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