OF TIME, WITH REFERENCE TO THE ORIGIN AND THE CESSATION OF RIGHTS.

S 77. Of the effect of time in general..

217.

S 78. Of the division of time...

218.

$ 79. The manner of calculating the beginning and the end of a legal "delay", -

or fixed time......

220.

$ 80. Of the course, or reckoning of a “delay”. (A prescribed time)

222.

Of the Exercise of rights and the means of enforcing them.

S 85. Of the prohibition against assuming to do justice to one's-self. (Vindicta

privata, selbsthülfe, eigenmacht, eigenrichting)..

234.

$86. Of the means of establishing rights by judicial authority

238.

$ 88. A. Division of actions with respect to the rights on which they were founded 247.

Page.

$ 89. B. Division of actions, with reference to their object.

253.

90. C. Division of actions, with reference to their subjects, and to the reciprocal

relations of the litigant parties....

255.

S 91. D. Division of actions, with reference to the sources of law from which they

emanated....

257.

§ 92. E. Division of actions, with reference to the mode of procedure....

S 93. F. Division of actions, with reference to the liberty of appreciation allowed

to the judge..

259.

260.

SECTION V.

OF DEFENCE.

S 94. Of Contradiction and Exception. (Plea or Demurrer)

S95. Of the various kinds of exceptions. (Pleas, or Demurrers)..

SECTION VI.

OF THE EXTINCTION OF ACTIONS AND OF EXCEPTIONIS.

267.

272.

S96. Of Extinction in general...

S 97. Death of one of the parties

-

276.

276.

S 98. Of the Concurrence of actions. (Concursus actionum, klagen-concurrenz). 280

COMMENCEMENT OF JUDICIAL DISCUSSION. (CONTENTION).

S 103. Influence of Judicial discussion, (contention,) upon the substance of rights,

and upon the legal relations of litigant parties...

302.

313.

318.

SECTION IX.

OF THE JUDGMENT.

Page.

S 106. Its general effect.....

325.

S 107. Of the Condemnation or the Absolution of the Defendant
S 108. Of the Exceptio rei judicatae....

327.

329.

S 116. Of Restitution by reason of the Capitis Diminntio Minima, and of the Alienatio

S 119. Of the prescribed time for demanding entire restitution..

361.

S 120. Of the Procedure in matter of restitution...

S 121. Of the effects of entire restitution....

362. 365.

SECTION XI.

OF THE PROTECTION OF RIGHTS, OTHERWISE THAN BY JUDICIAL MEANS.

S 122. Of the proper means of obtaining such protection...

367.

PROFESSOR GOUDSMIT to Mr. DE TRACY GOULD.

(EXTRACT.)

"At the conclusion of your translation, I wish to declare my sense of the admirable manner in which you have performed a task requiring no ordinary amount of industry, ability, and learning."

"I may add, that not only have you shown much general knowledge of Roman Law, but you have succeeded in expressing my exact meaning, with singular clearness, even in passages of the greatest complication and difficulty."

(signed) J. E. GOUDSMIT.

Professor etc. at the University of Leyden.