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Page 31
... proper heir , should be intruded upon him . But , on the contrary , if a grandfather is will- ing to give his grand - son in adop- tion , the consent of the son is not ne- cessary . § VIII . In plurimis autem cau- sis assimulatur is ...
... proper heir , should be intruded upon him . But , on the contrary , if a grandfather is will- ing to give his grand - son in adop- tion , the consent of the son is not ne- cessary . § VIII . In plurimis autem cau- sis assimulatur is ...
Page 39
... proper heir and under his power . § V. Sed et , si emancipato filio tutor à patre datus fuerit testamen- to , confirmandus est ex sententiâ præsidis omnimodo , id est , sine in- quisitione . § 5. But , if a father gives a tu- tor by ...
... proper heir and under his power . § V. Sed et , si emancipato filio tutor à patre datus fuerit testamen- to , confirmandus est ex sententiâ præsidis omnimodo , id est , sine in- quisitione . § 5. But , if a father gives a tu- tor by ...
Page 99
... 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- though ignorant of any fraud . is in like ...
... 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- though ignorant of any fraud . is in like ...
Page 109
... estate : we have therefore decreed , that the pa- rent instead of the third part of the property , which he formerly might have retained , shall now be entitled to an half - share , not of the proper ... heir , he cannot otherwise take upon ...
... estate : we have therefore decreed , that the pa- rent instead of the third part of the property , which he formerly might have retained , shall now be entitled to an half - share , not of the proper ... heir , he cannot otherwise take upon ...
Page 125
... heirs , or disinherited , yet the testa- ment was not invalidated ; because a right of accretion intitled them to a certain portion of the inheritance : parents were therefore not necessi- tated to disinherit these children no- minally ...
... heirs , or disinherited , yet the testa- ment was not invalidated ; because a right of accretion intitled them to a certain portion of the inheritance : parents were therefore not necessi- tated to disinherit these children no- minally ...
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