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... payment of his debt ; and he ultimately had power to sell the thing , and to satisfy his claim out of the proceeds , or , if he could find no purchaser , to have himself made owner of the thing . 67. We may now proceed to speak of the ...
... payment of his debt ; and he ultimately had power to sell the thing , and to satisfy his claim out of the proceeds , or , if he could find no purchaser , to have himself made owner of the thing . 67. We may now proceed to speak of the ...
Page lx
... payment was made , i.e. if the contract was carried out , this at once put an end to the contract . But it might happen that the parties wished to put an end to the contract before it was carried out . Each mode of forming a contract by ...
... payment was made , i.e. if the contract was carried out , this at once put an end to the contract . But it might happen that the parties wished to put an end to the contract before it was carried out . Each mode of forming a contract by ...
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... payment of a debt . This pignoris capio was only spoken of as an actio because it was conducted with certain solemnities , and accompanied by the repetition of a peculiar form of words . Actio per pignoris capionem . The following are ...
... payment of a debt . This pignoris capio was only spoken of as an actio because it was conducted with certain solemnities , and accompanied by the repetition of a peculiar form of words . Actio per pignoris capionem . The following are ...
Page lxix
... payment of money , never to do or give a particular thing . In three particular actions , however , and perhaps in more , the judge was directed to ' adjudicate ' a thing , in the sense of dividing it out among several litigants . These ...
... payment of money , never to do or give a particular thing . In three particular actions , however , and perhaps in more , the judge was directed to ' adjudicate ' a thing , in the sense of dividing it out among several litigants . These ...
Page lxx
... payments already due , so that if he failed he might have a further action for future payments . In such a case some such words as ca res agatur cujus rei dies fuit ( let the inquiry only be made as to the sum for the payment of which ...
... payments already due , so that if he failed he might have a further action for future payments . In such a case some such words as ca res agatur cujus rei dies fuit ( let the inquiry only be made as to the sum for the payment of which ...
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