France 1811 | Early 19th Century Legal Accounting Documents | Selection from the Chaoyang

France 1811 | Early 19th Century Legal Documents - Explore the literature and reality of French legal affairs in the 19th century In the early 19th century, France was recovering from the Napoleonic Wars, and all sectors of society had a particularly urgent need for law and order. This document records the details of legal affairs at that time and shows the legal culture and business activities of French society at that time. The expense items and legal procedures in the document reflect the development and operation model of the French judicial system at that time. **Property Statement and Related Legal Fees Account**(Figure 1 - Figure 4) A French legal document from 1811, which records in detail the property declaration and related legal procedures and handling fees, including registration fees, litigation fee lists, summons fees for appearing in court, notice clause fees, document preparation fees, etc. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53842570690_6cc6c4f6e2_c_d.jpg **List and details of payment of notary fees**(Figure 5- Figure 8) French legal document from 1811 detailing fees payable to notaries between March 1811 and May 1811. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53842570480_ac15cfca4f_c_d.jpg This well-preserved legal document has clear handwriting and detailed content. Every word in the document tells the story of that era and gives you a sense of the law and society a hundred years ago. Every fee and every procedure demonstrates the rigor and meticulousness of French legal affairs at that time, and can be important information for studying the French legal system and commercial activities in the 19th century. Year: 1811 Origin: France Material: paper Size: Property declaration W17.6xH24.6(cm) / Notary fee W39.9xH28.9(cm)