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= Introductory Notes for the Draft April 1924 | = '''Introductory Notes for the Draft April 1924''' = | ||
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== Historical Background == | == Historical Background == | ||
==== A. Before the Promulgation of the Book I and II on 11th Nov. 1923 ==== | |||
The initial concept of the Draft developed by the French commissioners covered the general principles of civil law, the general rules of obligations, and the part of specific contracts all together in a single volume. | The initial concept of the Draft developed by the French commissioners covered the general principles of civil law, the general rules of obligations, and the part of specific contracts all together in a single volume. | ||
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By September 1921, furthermore, the Commission decided to separate the Book in Obligations between the general part as a "Book II" and the specific part for contracts as a "Book III" (see the Thai translation of the Draft in the archive [https://digital.library.tu.ac.th/tu_dc/frontend/Info/item/dc:166338 Vol.73]). | By September 1921, furthermore, the Commission decided to separate the Book in Obligations between the general part as a "Book II" and the specific part for contracts as a "Book III" (see the Thai translation of the Draft in the archive [https://digital.library.tu.ac.th/tu_dc/frontend/Info/item/dc:166338 Vol.73]). | ||
In [https://openlegaltextbook.ddns.net/Codes/archives/vol035/Vol035_P231-242.pdf the memorandum of 19th December 1921] submitted by ''Mr. René Guyon'', he proposed the Books I and II to be promulgated soon, separately from the still unfinished Book III. Apparently, his proposal was approved, but shortly before the actual promulgation of the Books I and II, the Commission decided | In [https://openlegaltextbook.ddns.net/Codes/archives/vol035/Vol035_P231-242.pdf the memorandum of 19th December 1921] submitted by ''Mr. René Guyon'', he proposed the Books I and II to be promulgated soon, separately from the still unfinished Book III. Apparently, his proposal was approved, but shortly before the actual promulgation of the Books I and II, the Commission decided integrate the parts for "Capacity of Persons" and "Juristic Persons" into the Book I on General Principles (see the [https://openlegaltextbook.ddns.net/Centennial/docs/archives/Vol036_P075-077.pdf "Record of the Meeting of the Commission of Codification on 16th October 1922"]). | ||
==== B. Intervention of the British Government ==== | |||
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Introductory Notes for the Draft April 1924
Historical Background
A. Before the Promulgation of the Book I and II on 11th Nov. 1923
The initial concept of the Draft developed by the French commissioners covered the general principles of civil law, the general rules of obligations, and the part of specific contracts all together in a single volume.
By September 1920, however, the Commission of Codification decided to separate the part for the general principles from other parts as a "Book I on General Principles" (see the Thai translation of the Draft in the archive Vol.71).
By September 1921, furthermore, the Commission decided to separate the Book in Obligations between the general part as a "Book II" and the specific part for contracts as a "Book III" (see the Thai translation of the Draft in the archive Vol.73).
In the memorandum of 19th December 1921 submitted by Mr. René Guyon, he proposed the Books I and II to be promulgated soon, separately from the still unfinished Book III. Apparently, his proposal was approved, but shortly before the actual promulgation of the Books I and II, the Commission decided integrate the parts for "Capacity of Persons" and "Juristic Persons" into the Book I on General Principles (see the "Record of the Meeting of the Commission of Codification on 16th October 1922").
