Azuni
DOMENICO ALBERTO (azö'nē), an Italian jurist, born in Sassari, Sardinia, in 1749. He became judge of the Tribunal of Commerce at Nice, and in 1795 published a work in which he endeavored to reduce maritime laws to fixed principles, and which appeared in French in 1805, under the title of "Droit Maritime de l'Europe." Napoleon appointed him one of the commissioners AZURITE for compiling the new commercial code.
He died Jan. 23, 1827.