Seminar: Annual Extraordinary Number of The Jurist, Volumes 4-6School of Canon Law, the Catholic University of America, 1946 |
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... considered as the property of a distinct body , the miles . The rule , " nemo pro parte testatus pro parte intestatus decedere potest was safe , and the legal heirs could succeed in the remaining goods as heirs of another body , the ...
... considered as the property of a distinct body , the miles . The rule , " nemo pro parte testatus pro parte intestatus decedere potest was safe , and the legal heirs could succeed in the remaining goods as heirs of another body , the ...
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... considered valid indirectly , for the heirs in this case were appointed with objects that were not , according to the rules of the military testament , hereditates duorum hominum . For this reason , and in order to save the testament ...
... considered valid indirectly , for the heirs in this case were appointed with objects that were not , according to the rules of the military testament , hereditates duorum hominum . For this reason , and in order to save the testament ...
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... considered as an expression for which the genius of its nation was particular fit : thus it could reach its incomparable systematic value ; thus the nation attained a definite peak in and through its Law . There is , however , another ...
... considered as an expression for which the genius of its nation was particular fit : thus it could reach its incomparable systematic value ; thus the nation attained a definite peak in and through its Law . There is , however , another ...
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