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Ugo Sorani

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Ugo Sorani (1850 to 1906) was an Italian jurist and politician, born in Pitigliano into an influential Jewish family. He graduated in law from Pisa in 1872, worked as a lawyer in Florence and served as secretary of the Jewish community of Florence. He published numerous works on legal, political and economic topics, among them I partiti politici and Maggioranze e minoranze (1891), a study of the search for paternity prepared for the Third National Legal Congress (1892), a commentary on the bill of exchange and the bank cheque under the Italian Commercial Code (1896) and a work on bankruptcy (1896). In 1900 he was elected to the Chamber of Deputies for the Scansano constituency, and he was re-elected in 1904.

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1850 1
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was an Italian jurist and politician
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1. Ugo Sorani (Wikipedia)
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    4 May 1850
  • Lead, description
    was an Italian jurist and politician
  • Lead, practice
    He worked as a lawyer in Florence
  • Lead, parliament
    he was elected to the Chamber of Deputies for the Scansano constituency
  • Works, 1896
    Della cambiale e dell'assegno bancario
  • Works, 1892
    Della ricerca della paternità
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World Legal Systems, alphabetical index (JuriGlobe)
JuriGlobe World Legal Systems Research Group, University of OttawaIn Legal System: Civil Law, Alphabetical list, Italy
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ITALY Civil law
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