Résumé Du Traité De La Propriété Des Mines Et De Ses Conséquences D'après Les Principes De La Loi Du 21 Avril 1810, written by Pierre Rey, offers a concise overview of the legal framework governing mineral property rights in 19th-century France. This work delves into the specifics of the law of April 21, 1810, examining its principles and implications for mining operations and property ownership. Rey's treatise provides valuable insights into the intersection of law, economics, and natural resource management during a period of significant industrial development. It remains a relevant resource for understanding the historical context of mining law and its evolution.

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