La codification réformatrice - l'exemple du code civil québecois
By: JUTRAS, Daniel
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : IIAP, avril/juin 1997Revue Française D'Administration Publique 82, p. 193-196Abstract: As a result of much hard work Quebec has succeeded in totally revising its civil code. The 1994 attempt at codification is premised upon modernisation and appears more of a political than technical exercise. It is a truly reformist measure whose success logically depends upon its effectiveness. Any judgement of the code must take into account the pluralist nature of enacting legal norms
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As a result of much hard work Quebec has succeeded in totally revising its civil code. The 1994 attempt at codification is premised upon modernisation and appears more of a political than technical exercise. It is a truly reformist measure whose success logically depends upon its effectiveness. Any judgement of the code must take into account the pluralist nature of enacting legal norms
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