Seminar: Annual Extraordinary Number of The Jurist, Volumes 1-3School of Canon Law, the Catholic University of America, 1943 |
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... action " ; the Roman lawyer in his writings says , in count- less texts , that there is no action . There is a reason for this dif- ference of language . It is not merely that the Roman lawyer is using the word actio to mean " right of ...
... action " ; the Roman lawyer in his writings says , in count- less texts , that there is no action . There is a reason for this dif- ference of language . It is not merely that the Roman lawyer is using the word actio to mean " right of ...
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... action , eadem causa . But though the expressions are the same , the meaning is not . We have seen what causa actionis meant for the Romans in actions on contract and delict . What did it mean in real actions ; that is , in actions in ...
... action , eadem causa . But though the expressions are the same , the meaning is not . We have seen what causa actionis meant for the Romans in actions on contract and delict . What did it mean in real actions ; that is , in actions in ...
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... action . If that ownership was the whole causa , it was consumed and there could be no new action on it . It is true , as he says , that only the right of action is consumed . But we know also that what is consumed is the causa actionis ...
... action . If that ownership was the whole causa , it was consumed and there could be no new action on it . It is true , as he says , that only the right of action is consumed . But we know also that what is consumed is the causa actionis ...
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