A COMPENDIUM OF ROMAN LAW FOUNDED ON THE INSTITUTES OF JUSTINIAN TOGETHER WITH EXAMINATION QUESTIONS SET IN THE UNIVERSITY AND BAR EXAMINATIONS (WITH SOLUTIONS) AND DEFINITIONS OF LEADING TERMS IN THE WORDS OF THE PRINCIPAL AUTHORITIES BY GORDON CAMPBELL OF THE INNER TEMPLE; M.A., LATE SCHOLAR OF EXETER COLlege, oxforD; M.A., TRINITY COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE; AUTHOR OF AN ANALYSIS OF AUSTIN'S JURISPRUDENCE, or HE following pages are intended for those students at the Universities and the Inns of Court, who have to pass an examination in Roman Law. In the preparation of this little volume, free use has been made of such as Sandars Justinian, Poste's Gaius, Maine's Ancient Law, Austin's Jurisprudence, and other standard works. Occasional reference has also been made to the excellent treatises of Messrs. Whitcombe Greene and Seymour Harris, and to the translation of Ortolan, by Messrs. Nasmith and Prichard. The examination questions in the first appendix are inserted through the kindness and by special permission of the authorities of the various Universities and of the Inns of Court. |