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Page 17
... deceased should suffer ignominy . De servo instituto § II . Idemque juris est , etsi -sine libertate servus hæres institu- tus est ; quod nostra constitutio non solùm in domino , qui solvendo non est , sed generaliter constituit , nova ...
... deceased should suffer ignominy . De servo instituto § II . Idemque juris est , etsi -sine libertate servus hæres institu- tus est ; quod nostra constitutio non solùm in domino , qui solvendo non est , sed generaliter constituit , nova ...
Page 46
... deceased . But when a patron , who is a legal tutor , dies , his children also become legal tutors . The reason of which difference is this : a son , although ne-、 ver emancipated , becomes independent at the death of his father ; and ...
... deceased . But when a patron , who is a legal tutor , dies , his children also become legal tutors . The reason of which difference is this : a son , although ne-、 ver emancipated , becomes independent at the death of his father ; and ...
Page 57
... deceased are of no avail : should it be asked if a parent can count upon sons , destroyed in war ? We must answer , he can avail himself of those only , who perished in battle : for those who have fallen for the re- public , are ...
... deceased are of no avail : should it be asked if a parent can count upon sons , destroyed in war ? We must answer , he can avail himself of those only , who perished in battle : for those who have fallen for the re- public , are ...
Page 97
... deceased , shall have sold , bestowed , or given it as a portion , the bonâ fide receiver may no doubt prescribe ; for this can ne- ver be reputed stolen , inasmuch as the heir , who aliened it , believing it his own , committed no ...
... deceased , shall have sold , bestowed , or given it as a portion , the bonâ fide receiver may no doubt prescribe ; for this can ne- ver be reputed stolen , inasmuch as the heir , who aliened it , believing it his own , committed no ...
Page 99
... deceased , is continued in favour of the heir or successor , although he may know that the estate is the proper- ty of another ; but , if the possession commenced unjustly , it will avail nei- ther the heir , nor the possessor , al ...
... deceased , is continued in favour of the heir or successor , although he may know that the estate is the proper- ty of another ; but , if the possession commenced unjustly , it will avail nei- ther the heir , nor the possessor , al ...
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