The Observationes tumultuariae of Johan van Bleiswijk (1684-1748) /

The Observationes tumultuariae of Johan van Bleiswijk (1684-1748) /

In the Dutch Republic, courts made decisions by voting and judgments were not given reasoned motivations. Although some judges kept a record of the preceding deliberations, the only extensive collections we have had until recently from the eighteenth century are those of van Bijnkershoek and Pauw. F...

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Other Authors: Sirks, Boudewijn (Editor)

Format: eBook

Language: English

Published: Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2026.

Series: Early Modern History and Modern History E-Books online, Collection 2026.
Legal History Library ; 81.

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Early Modern History.
History.
Intellectual History.

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Call Number: NA105

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Table of Contents:
  • Preface
  • List of Figures
  • Van Bleiswijk and His Writings
  • 1 Johan van Bleiswijk, by L. van Poelgeest
  • 2 Van Bleiswijk's Legal Works
  • 3 The Importance of Van Bleiswijk's Observationes tumultuariae
  • 4 The Notabile Resolutien (Not. Res.)
  • 5 The Bijlagen
  • 6 The Observationes tumultuariae
  • 7 The Procedure before the Hoge Raad (HR, Supreme Court)
  • 8 The Edition of the Observationes tumultuariae
  • Summaries of the Observationes tumultuariae
  • The Observationes tumultuariae of Johan van Bleiswijk
  • Cited Literature
  • Cited Statutes, Ordinances etc.
  • Index of Sources (referred to in the Observationes ) Index of Persons (referred to in the Observationes )
  • Index of Subjects
  • Concordance.