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... debtor's estate , and not the parts of his body ; so that they understand the expression partis secanto , not as a direc- tion , that the body of an insolvent debtor shall be cut into pieces , but as if it meant , that his estate and ...
... debtor's estate , and not the parts of his body ; so that they understand the expression partis secanto , not as a direc- tion , that the body of an insolvent debtor shall be cut into pieces , but as if it meant , that his estate and ...
Page 105
... debtor , who co- venanted at the commencement of the contract , that the creditor might sell the pledge , if the loan was not repaid , But , lest creditors should be impeded from prosecuting their just claims , and debtors too hastily ...
... debtor , who co- venanted at the commencement of the contract , that the creditor might sell the pledge , if the loan was not repaid , But , lest creditors should be impeded from prosecuting their just claims , and debtors too hastily ...
Page 106
... debtor make pay- ment to a pupil , he should be war- ranted by the authority of the tutor , otherwise he will not be acquitted of the debt : and this , for an evident reason , was ordained by a constitu- tion , which we promulged to the ...
... debtor make pay- ment to a pupil , he should be war- ranted by the authority of the tutor , otherwise he will not be acquitted of the debt : and this , for an evident reason , was ordained by a constitu- tion , which we promulged to the ...
Page 107
... debtor , who will be compelled to make a second payment ; because the first was made inconsiderately with- out the authority of the tutor , and not according to our ordinance . Pupils may not pay money without the authority of their ...
... debtor , who will be compelled to make a second payment ; because the first was made inconsiderately with- out the authority of the tutor , and not according to our ordinance . Pupils may not pay money without the authority of their ...
Page 160
... debtor , the bequest is effectual ; and the heir can bring no suit a- gainst the debtor , his heir or any re- presentative . On the contrary , the heir of the testator may be convened . by the debtor , and obliged to give him his ...
... debtor , the bequest is effectual ; and the heir can bring no suit a- gainst the debtor , his heir or any re- presentative . On the contrary , the heir of the testator may be convened . by the debtor , and obliged to give him his ...
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