L'interprétation du code civil en France depuis 1804 is a scholarly legal study by Eugène Gaudemet that examines the evolution of the interpretation of the French Civil Code from its promulgation in 1804 through the modern era. The work traces how judicial and academic understandings of the Code's provisions have developed over nearly two centuries, reflecting changes in French society, legal philosophy, and jurisprudential methodology. Published by la Mémoire du droit, a specialized legal publisher, this 207-page monograph provides a comprehensive analysis of the hermeneutic approaches applied to the Code civil, making it a valuable resource for legal historians, comparative law scholars, and those interested in the development of civil law traditions.

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