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... debt about B.C. 240 ; and for any other matter in dispute , if ascertained , by a lex Cal- purnia a few years later , and only just before the formal abolition of legis actiones . The actio sacramenti , which was based on the notion of ...
... debt about B.C. 240 ; and for any other matter in dispute , if ascertained , by a lex Cal- purnia a few years later , and only just before the formal abolition of legis actiones . The actio sacramenti , which was based on the notion of ...
Page 109
... debts in their C. ( iv . 28 ) . parents ' lifetime . For some purposes the period of old age was definitely assigned ; thus , generally speaking , and in default of some special reason to the contrary , a man who was more than sixty ...
... debts in their C. ( iv . 28 ) . parents ' lifetime . For some purposes the period of old age was definitely assigned ; thus , generally speaking , and in default of some special reason to the contrary , a man who was more than sixty ...
Page 153
... debt secured by a contract of pledge has certain rights in the thing pledged - whether accom- panied or not by possession ( pignus or hypotheca ) —which constitute , in fact , a right of ownership of a limited kind , and is so much ...
... debt secured by a contract of pledge has certain rights in the thing pledged - whether accom- panied or not by possession ( pignus or hypotheca ) —which constitute , in fact , a right of ownership of a limited kind , and is so much ...
Page 154
... debt was handed over to the debtor . The fact of the pledge did not prevent the debtor selling the thing himself at any time and paying the debt out of the proceeds of the sale . The creditor also could transfer to another all his ...
... debt was handed over to the debtor . The fact of the pledge did not prevent the debtor selling the thing himself at any time and paying the debt out of the proceeds of the sale . The creditor also could transfer to another all his ...
Page 156
... debt arising out 6 ) . of transactions which had occurred during slavery , the master could not recover the sum back . In the case of creditors having a claim against a slave's or son's peculium , the slave's or son's debt to his master ...
... debt arising out 6 ) . of transactions which had occurred during slavery , the master could not recover the sum back . In the case of creditors having a claim against a slave's or son's peculium , the slave's or son's debt to his master ...
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