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Pagina vii
... damages , p . 191 ; injury to freeman , p . 192 ; concurrent actions , p . 193 ; second clause of law , p . 193 . Dare damnas esto , p . 194 . Arborum furtim caesarum , p . 194 ; 2. de dejecto effusove , p . 195 ; 3. de suspenso ...
... damages , p . 191 ; injury to freeman , p . 192 ; concurrent actions , p . 193 ; second clause of law , p . 193 . Dare damnas esto , p . 194 . Arborum furtim caesarum , p . 194 ; 2. de dejecto effusove , p . 195 ; 3. de suspenso ...
Pagina x
... damages , p . 355 ; 4. formula in jus or in factum concepta , p . 356 ; 5. praejudicium , p . 359 . B. Error in plaintiff's statement : 1. in the claim , p . 359 ; 2. in the condemnation , p . 361 ; 3. in the demonstration , p . 362 . C ...
... damages , p . 355 ; 4. formula in jus or in factum concepta , p . 356 ; 5. praejudicium , p . 359 . B. Error in plaintiff's statement : 1. in the claim , p . 359 ; 2. in the condemnation , p . 361 ; 3. in the demonstration , p . 362 . C ...
Pagina 4
... so notably out of his property or rights , as to give rise to a peremptory obligation calling for discharge without dispute or delay . They are often spoken of as a class where non - admission doubles the damages 4 [ Bk v Order of ...
... so notably out of his property or rights , as to give rise to a peremptory obligation calling for discharge without dispute or delay . They are often spoken of as a class where non - admission doubles the damages 4 [ Bk v Order of ...
Pagina 5
Henry John Roby. as a class where non - admission doubles the damages ( quae infitiando crescunt , adversus infitiantem in duplum agimus ) , one value being for reimbursement , and the other as penalty for disputing the claim . In these ...
Henry John Roby. as a class where non - admission doubles the damages ( quae infitiando crescunt , adversus infitiantem in duplum agimus ) , one value being for reimbursement , and the other as penalty for disputing the claim . In these ...
Pagina 21
... damages payable to each heir of the stipulator being however proportionate to his share of the inheritance . If only one heir of stipulator is prevented from enjoying the right of way , the others will have no effectual suit , for they ...
... damages payable to each heir of the stipulator being however proportionate to his share of the inheritance . If only one heir of stipulator is prevented from enjoying the right of way , the others will have no effectual suit , for they ...
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action Aebutius agreement Alfenus amount another's applied appointed Aquilia bargain bonae fidei brought Caecina causa Cicero claim clause condemned condictio condition contract creditor damages debt debtor defendant edict eviction facere factum Fannius farm formula fraud Gaius give given heir inheritance interdict joinder of issue judge judgment judicio judicium jure Justinian Karlowa land Lenel lex Aquilia lex Julia liable loan mancipation mandate manumission manumitted matter Naevius neque nexum novation noxa noxal oath obligation oportet owner ownership paid parties partner partnership Paul payment peculio peculium pecunia penalty person plaintiff plea pledge possession praetor principal promise purchaser quae Quinctius quod redhibition Roman Rosc Roscius sesterces slave stipulation sued suit surety surrender theft thing Titius trial Ulpian usufruct vendor Verr wager words XII tables xlii xliv xlvi xlvii
Brani popolari
Pagina 185 - Nihil tam naturale est, quam eo genere quidque dissolvere, quo colligatum est : ideo verborum obligatio verbis tollitur : nudi consensus obligatio contrario consensu dissolvitur*.
Pagina 327 - Oscis acceptum tenuit iuventus nee ab histrionibus pollui passa est; eo institutum manet, ut actores Atellanarum nee tribu moveantur et stipendia, tamquam expertes artis ludicrae, faciant.
Pagina 10 - Sesterz ti, quam tibi debitum est, causam perdidisti, propterea quod aliud est iudicium, aliud est arbitrium. ludicium est pecuniae certae, arbitrium incertae; ad iudicium hoc modo venimus ut totam litem aut obtineamus aut amittamus; ad arbitrium hoc animo adimus ut neque nihil neque tantum quantum postulavimus consequamur.
Pagina 77 - Constat id demum posse condici alicui quod vel non ex justa causa ad eum pervenit vel redit ad non justam causam (D.
Pagina 288 - Vat. 329 sub cognitione cognitor non recte datur, non magis quam mancipatur aut acceptum vel expensum fertur ; nec ad rem pertinet an ea condicio sit inserta quae non expressa tacite inesse videatur.
Pagina 299 - Creatique tribuni C. Licinius et L. Sextius promulgavere leges omnes adversus opes patriciorum et pro commodis plebis : unam de aere alieno, ut deducto eo de capite, quod usuris pernumeratum esset, id quod superesset triennio aequis portionibus persolveretur...
Pagina 201 - Furtum autem fit non solum, cum quis intercipiendi causa rem alienam amovet, sed generaliter cum quis alienam rem invito domino contrectat.
Pagina 287 - ... nonnullis leve visum iri putem, cum in primis lautus esset eques Romanus et non parum liberaliter domum suam omnium ordinum homines invitaret, non amplius quam.
Pagina 303 - nexum Manilius scribit omne quod per libram et aes geritur in quo sint mancipia.
Pagina 186 - Ceterarum rerum praeter hominem et pecudem occisos si quis alteri damnum faxit, quod usserit, fregerit, ruperit iniuria, quanti ea res erit in diebus triginta proximis, tantum aes domino dare damnas esto.