Imperatoris lustiniani Institutionum libri, quattuor: with introductions, commentary, excursus, Volume 2John Baron Moyle Clarendon Press, 1883 - Roman law |
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Page 19
... patron has over the property of his freedman and if at the time of emancipation the child , whether son or daughter , or in some remoter degree of rela- tionship , is beneath the age of puberty , the father becomes by the emancipation ...
... patron has over the property of his freedman and if at the time of emancipation the child , whether son or daughter , or in some remoter degree of rela- tionship , is beneath the age of puberty , the father becomes by the emancipation ...
Page 23
... patrons , and in those who allow themselves to be sold in order to share the purchase - money when paid . Minor or intermediate loss of 2 status is loss of citizenship unaccompanied by loss of liberty , and is incident to interdiction ...
... patrons , and in those who allow themselves to be sold in order to share the purchase - money when paid . Minor or intermediate loss of 2 status is loss of citizenship unaccompanied by loss of liberty , and is incident to interdiction ...
Page 24
... PATRONS . The same statute of the Twelve Tables assigns the guardian- ship of freedmen and freedwomen to the patron and his children , and this guardianship , like that of agnates , is called statutory guardianship ; not that it is ...
... PATRONS . The same statute of the Twelve Tables assigns the guardian- ship of freedmen and freedwomen to the patron and his children , and this guardianship , like that of agnates , is called statutory guardianship ; not that it is ...
Page 25
... patron who is statutory guardian his children become statutory guardians also ; for a son of a deceased person , supposing him not to have been emancipated during his father's lifetime , becomes independent at the latter's death , and ...
... patron who is statutory guardian his children become statutory guardians also ; for a son of a deceased person , supposing him not to have been emancipated during his father's lifetime , becomes independent at the latter's death , and ...
Page 33
... patron guardian ? Even here we must reply that he too is liable ; though we must remember that his reputation must be spared in the event of his removal on suspicion . The 3 next point is to see what persons may bring this accusation ...
... patron guardian ? Even here we must reply that he too is liable ; though we must remember that his reputation must be spared in the event of his removal on suspicion . The 3 next point is to see what persons may bring this accusation ...
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