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We may assume that the reason for this attitude is not only legal conservatism . The Roman rule , though ancient and primi- tive , is well founded even under modern law because , as long as there has been no eviction , the buyer retains ...
We may assume that the reason for this attitude is not only legal conservatism . The Roman rule , though ancient and primi- tive , is well founded even under modern law because , as long as there has been no eviction , the buyer retains ...
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This reason was seized in the Middle Ages by the casus of Vivianus ( incorporated in the printed editions of the Glossa ordi- naria ) which amplified it in the following language : Tria dicit haec lex . Pone : quidam Barbarius nomine ...
This reason was seized in the Middle Ages by the casus of Vivianus ( incorporated in the printed editions of the Glossa ordi- naria ) which amplified it in the following language : Tria dicit haec lex . Pone : quidam Barbarius nomine ...
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Since this underlying reason characterizes every system of posi- tive law , it would not be surprising to find analogous delegation of 9 Cf. Roscoe Pound , “ The Idea of Law , ” Jubilee Law Lectures ( The Catho- lic University of ...
Since this underlying reason characterizes every system of posi- tive law , it would not be surprising to find analogous delegation of 9 Cf. Roscoe Pound , “ The Idea of Law , ” Jubilee Law Lectures ( The Catho- lic University of ...
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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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