Cours De Droit Maritime offers a detailed exploration of maritime law, focusing on key aspects such as the sea, ships, maritime mortgages, maritime societies, and seafarers. This comprehensive legal resource, written in French, delves into Articles 190 to 272 of the Commercial Code and the Law of December 1874.

Authored by Pierre-Philippe Cresp and Auguste Laurin, this historical text provides valuable insights into the legal frameworks governing maritime activities during the late 19th century. It serves as an essential reference for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the development of maritime law and international commerce.

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