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... tort committed . But it has been shewn by Levy 1 that for the Romans , at least in personal actions , the causa was the fact grounding an obligation , i.e. , not the fact which does create a right of action , but the relation which may ...
... tort committed . But it has been shewn by Levy 1 that for the Romans , at least in personal actions , the causa was the fact grounding an obligation , i.e. , not the fact which does create a right of action , but the relation which may ...
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... tort . It may be , then , that the causa in Roman real actions is title , coupled with wrongful possession in the defendant . At least this makes the texts consistent . The difference between the conceptions of cause of action in the ...
... tort . It may be , then , that the causa in Roman real actions is title , coupled with wrongful possession in the defendant . At least this makes the texts consistent . The difference between the conceptions of cause of action in the ...
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... tort ; lacking which there is nothing but a common mandate ( " we order " ) creating an indivisible duty , to remove the heap of dirt complained of . In the absence of a contract there is no room for the application of the new statute ...
... tort ; lacking which there is nothing but a common mandate ( " we order " ) creating an indivisible duty , to remove the heap of dirt complained of . In the absence of a contract there is no room for the application of the new statute ...
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| Título | Seminar: Annual Extraordinary Number of The Jurist, Volumes 1-3 |
| Colaboradores | Catholic University of America, Catholic University of America. School of Canon Law |
| Editora | School of Canon Law, the Catholic University of America, 1943 |
| Original de | Universidade da Califórnia |
| Digitalizado | 1 Mai 2008 |
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