Seminar: Annual Extraordinary Number of The Jurist, Volumes 1-3School of Canon Law, the Catholic University of America, 1943 |
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... obligation is conceivable in four ways : novation , litis contestatio ( hereinafter called consumption ) , and absolution , whether judicial or by the debtor's acceptance of a proffered oath . If the object were wrongfully destroyed by ...
... obligation is conceivable in four ways : novation , litis contestatio ( hereinafter called consumption ) , and absolution , whether judicial or by the debtor's acceptance of a proffered oath . If the object were wrongfully destroyed by ...
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... obligation , shifting the risk of loss . The correus is bound for the original obligation only , but mora is one of the main risks against which one desires to provide by taking a surety.14 In Roman law the owner of a slave was an ...
... obligation , shifting the risk of loss . The correus is bound for the original obligation only , but mora is one of the main risks against which one desires to provide by taking a surety.14 In Roman law the owner of a slave was an ...
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... obligation remained , 58 the fideiussor , as an accessory debtor , continued to be bound . Where , however , the principal obligation was transformed by way of litis contestatio , 59 the fideiussor was discharged , whether ipso iure or ...
... obligation remained , 58 the fideiussor , as an accessory debtor , continued to be bound . Where , however , the principal obligation was transformed by way of litis contestatio , 59 the fideiussor was discharged , whether ipso iure or ...
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J B THAYER Correality in Roman Law | 11 |
ANGELO SEGRE Some Traits of Monetary Inflations | 20 |
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