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ownership bequeathed became void , the usufruct remained untouched for it resulted from the later fact , i.e. , the annul- ment of the testament.12 5. Papinian , libro XII Responsorum , Dig . 39.5.31.2 ( cf. Frg . Vat .
ownership bequeathed became void , the usufruct remained untouched for it resulted from the later fact , i.e. , the annul- ment of the testament.12 5. Papinian , libro XII Responsorum , Dig . 39.5.31.2 ( cf. Frg . Vat .
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The aestimatio of a crime committed never does increase from a later fact . The aestimatio not only means the criminal aspect of the wrongdoing , but also refers to the damages suffered by the person injured . The rule is of importance ...
The aestimatio of a crime committed never does increase from a later fact . The aestimatio not only means the criminal aspect of the wrongdoing , but also refers to the damages suffered by the person injured . The rule is of importance ...
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One may speak of a post factum only when the fact occurred later than another one . There cannot be a post factum without a previous fact with which it is being brought into a temporal relationship . The previous " fact " need not be of ...
One may speak of a post factum only when the fact occurred later than another one . There cannot be a post factum without a previous fact with which it is being brought into a temporal relationship . The previous " fact " need not be of ...
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