Description

“Nowa instrucya sądowa” is a fundamental work that provides detailed guidance on the functioning of courts in Poland at the end of the 19th century. The author, Jozef Aleksander Hibl, elaborates on the principles of civil procedure and enforcement ordinances, offering a thorough overview of procedures for courts of first and second instance. The publication also includes fourteen supplementary ordinances designed to streamline the work of the courts and provide clarity in legal action. Thanks to the precise definition of procedural steps, the book becomes a valuable tool for lawyers, judges and law students.
The handmade leather binding, made by the Polish Antiquarian Bindery, gives the book an elegant and unique look, emphasizing its exclusivity and collector’s value. This kind of binding makes “The New Court Manual” not only an important source of knowledge, but also an aesthetic object that will enrich any library.
An investment in this publication is an excellent opportunity for collectors and lovers of legal history to enrich their collections with a rare item that is sure to gain in value in the future. Owning this book is a prestige and an opportunity to cherish a legal heritage that can be passed down from generation to generation. This unique publication is sure to attract attention and generate interest in any library.