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22 formulates the general principle in the same way as the constitutions men- tioned above : no one may be sentenced except under a law prior ( pre- existente ) to the act committed . Laws subsequent to the fact can be applied in ...
22 formulates the general principle in the same way as the constitutions men- tioned above : no one may be sentenced except under a law prior ( pre- existente ) to the act committed . Laws subsequent to the fact can be applied in ...
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This is the so - called principle of 66 warranty for eviction . " Curious enough , this principle was adopted even by the modern European codes , although they compel the vendor to transfer the property of the goods ...
This is the so - called principle of 66 warranty for eviction . " Curious enough , this principle was adopted even by the modern European codes , although they compel the vendor to transfer the property of the goods ...
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this policy is to respect , within certain limits , but certainly 66 of the past ; in general , one can observe that the penal law of the Church has undergone , notwithstanding the immutability of certain principles , an evolu- tion ...
this policy is to respect , within certain limits , but certainly 66 of the past ; in general , one can observe that the penal law of the Church has undergone , notwithstanding the immutability of certain principles , an evolu- tion ...
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Bureaucracy and the Roman Law A ARTHUR SCHILLER | 26 |
Ex post facto in Roman Sources and Ex post facto Laws in Modern | 49 |
Concerning the Transmission of Julians Digesta | 69 |
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