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Page 45
... inheritance of their freed - men or freed - women who die intestate , the ancient lawyers were of opinion that tutelage also by im- plication should belong to patrons and their children . And the law , which calls agnati to the inheritance ...
... inheritance of their freed - men or freed - women who die intestate , the ancient lawyers were of opinion that tutelage also by im- plication should belong to patrons and their children . And the law , which calls agnati to the inheritance ...
Page 47
... inheritance , another tutor might have been appointed during the interval . But his office ceased , when the condition happened , the day came . or the inheritance was entered upon . Si tutor ab hostibus sit captus . II . Ab hostibus ...
... inheritance , another tutor might have been appointed during the interval . But his office ceased , when the condition happened , the day came . or the inheritance was entered upon . Si tutor ab hostibus sit captus . II . Ab hostibus ...
Page 50
... inheritance , or take upon him the possession of goods , or an inheri tance in trust ; for , there is a possi- bility of damage , as well as gain . Quomodo auctoritas interponi debet . § II . Tutor autem statim in ipso negotio præsens ...
... inheritance , or take upon him the possession of goods , or an inheri tance in trust ; for , there is a possi- bility of damage , as well as gain . Quomodo auctoritas interponi debet . § II . Tutor autem statim in ipso negotio præsens ...
Page 87
... inheritance , the right of using and enjoying any particular thing , and the right of an obligation , are undoubtedly incorporeal . these may be added the rights , ( or qualities , ) of rural and city estates , termed services . To ...
... inheritance , the right of using and enjoying any particular thing , and the right of an obligation , are undoubtedly incorporeal . these may be added the rights , ( or qualities , ) of rural and city estates , termed services . To ...
Page 109
... inheritance , than at the command of his master ; but , if com- manded so to do , the inheritance is as fully acquired by the master , as if he had been himself made heir ; and con- sequently a legacy , left to a slave , is acquired by ...
... inheritance , than at the command of his master ; but , if com- manded so to do , the inheritance is as fully acquired by the master , as if he had been himself made heir ; and con- sequently a legacy , left to a slave , is acquired by ...
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