Compendium of Civil Law 2025

The volume is part of the I Compendi d'Autore series , conceived and structured specifically for all those who are preparing for oral exams for university and for the qualification to practice law or for the tests of the main public competitions .

The work is the result of a happy combination of the characteristic aspects, on the one hand, of the traditional manualistic treatment , of which it retains the structure and the essential notional approach, and, on the other, of the more modern treatment. “for compendium” , of which it makes its own the ability to synthesize and the schematic nature in the analysis of legal institutions with particular attention to practical aspects and concrete consequences.
At the same time, care has been taken to avoid both the excessive theoretical and dogmatic burden of classical manuals and the extreme synthesis of old compendium models, which is often the “enemy” of an easy and clear understanding of the issues discussed and almost always the cause of gaps in preparation.
The result is a “third generation” model of texts for exam preparation , in which the imperative is to possess all the necessary and sufficient knowledge to brilliantly achieve the final objective.
To this end, the guidelines along which the series has developed have been clarity in form and completeness in substance .
Also in the 2025 Editions, the Series is enriched by the inclusion of boxes of Analogies and differences , very useful in the preparation because they are aimed at highlighting the common elements and distinctions between similar Institutes. The technique used in the boxes makes it very easy to use , understand and memorize aspects that are sometimes not simple and, however, essential of the disciplines covered.
The 2025 Edition of the Compendium of Civil Law takes into account the most recent regulatory changes , including those introduced by Legislative Decree 13 September 2024 , n. 136 ( Correction to the Corporate Crisis Code ) and by Legislative Decree 31 October 2024 , n. 164 (so-called Cartabia Corrective Decree).
Numerous new aspects have been examined in the 2025 Edition, including those drawn from the examination of the most significant debate that has developed in jurisprudence.