Institutes and History of Roman Private Law with Catena of Texts

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Stevens, 1886 - Roman law - 1048 pages

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EXTINCTION AND TRANSFER OF OBLIGATIONS Extinction of Obligations 138 Outline
696
Solutio
698
Compensatio
702
Agreement for Release Nexi Liberatio Acceptilatio Pactum de non Petendo Contrarius Dissensus
707
Novatio
713
Involuntary Grounds of Extinction
719
Transfer of Claims Cession
720
Intercession Senatusconsultum Velleianum
724
LAW OF FAMILY PROPERTY TIT I INFLUENCE OF MARRIAGE UPON PROPERTY Dos 146 Nature and Constitution of Dos
729
The Dos after Dissolution of the Marriage
736
Gifts between Spouses Donatio Propter Nuptias Res Amotae
742
Peculium Profecticium and Castrense
749
Peculium quasi Castrense Bona Adventicia 756
756
Influence of Guardianship upon Property 151 Discharge of Guardianship
758
Liabilities arising from the Management of Guardianship
765
LAW OF INHERITANCE CHAP I GENERAL DOCTRINES 153 Nature and Subjectmatter of the Law of Inheritance
768
The Praetorian Successional System of Bonorum Possessio
772
Pro Herede Usucapio
778
Successio ex Testamento 156 Nature of a Testament Capacity for making one
783
Regular Forms
790
Anomalous Forms especially Testamentum Militis
798
Invalidity of the Testament
813
29
826
168
843
169
850
170
856
Capacity for Acquisition of the Inheritance
866
Succession without an Heir Bona Vacantia Bonorum Addictio
885
180
892
181
899
Acquisition and Protection of Bequests
909
Lapse of Bequests
918
Mortis Causa Capiones and Donationes
930
APPENDIX
934
Courtdays
940
192
946
196
965
197
972
199
979
Subjectmatter and Prerequisites of the Judicial Sentence
993
Translatio Iudicii
999
Legal Remedies
1010
Processual Penalties
1016
338
1020
476
1027
129
1028
480
1039
Index to the Latin Passages
1041

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