HYPERTEXTUAL CIVIL CODE
(Codice civile ipertestuale)

RIGHTS AVAILABLE, 2000

Technical features
2 Volumes + 1 CD-ROM
Format 21.5 x 16 cm
Pages 5,100

The publications

For both authors and UTET, the decision to launch this innovative venture with the most widely used legal Code meant accepting an enormous editorial challenge. Preparing commentaries to almost 3,000 articles, and co-ordinating contributions from 200 highly qualified Italian legal experts meant imposing a rational methodology to ensure that the project did not degenerate into that random collection of styles and subject matter so typical of this genre.
If the Directors and Authors have honoured their commitment, the task of co-ordinat-ing each citation in the text (which has become a link in the hypertextual version) with the material connected to it has been enormous. Each sentence corresponds to the pro-nouncement (always by ruling, and often with the complete text of the sentence), and each normative reference is accompanied by the entire legislative text. The result is tens of thousands of documents, ALL connected to the corresponding link which is in turn colour-coded.
An invaluable aid wich is without rival on the publishing market, and wich is capable of satisfying all the needs of legal professionals: authors’ doctrines in succint but com-plete form; access to all the materials that the author deemed useful in dealing with the subject (laws and sentences); easy browsing among articles, commentaries and docu-ments cited.
This is a chance not to be missed: the first and only work of reference designed and created to satisfy all the professional’s needs.

The Authors
Giovanni Bonilini is Professor of Civil Law at the University of Parma. UTET has also pub-lished Il diritto di famiglia (with Giovanni Cattaneo) in the Grandi Temi series.
Massimo Confortini is Professor of Private Law a the University of Rome “La Sapienza”.
Carlo Granelli is Professor of Civil Law at the University of Pavia