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... testators and intestates . Arrogation . Testaments . 75. Testaments were originally made by being proclaimed in the ... testator sub- scribed the testament . In order to make a testament , it was necessary to have the testamenti factio ...
... testators and intestates . Arrogation . Testaments . 75. Testaments were originally made by being proclaimed in the ... testator sub- scribed the testament . In order to make a testament , it was necessary to have the testamenti factio ...
Page liv
... testator . Unless there was such a person , no other disposition of the testament could take effect , for there was no con- tinuation of the testator's legal existence . The heir was , therefore , properly appointed at the beginning of ...
... testator . Unless there was such a person , no other disposition of the testament could take effect , for there was no con- tinuation of the testator's legal existence . The heir was , therefore , properly appointed at the beginning of ...
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... testator and named heir ; and as the slave could not refuse to take the office upon him ( being thence called heres necessarius ) , the sale of the effects , if necessary , was made in his name , and not in that of his master . Of ...
... testator and named heir ; and as the slave could not refuse to take the office upon him ( being thence called heres necessarius ) , the sale of the effects , if necessary , was made in his name , and not in that of his master . Of ...
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... testator supposing him to be free , that he is appointed tutor , the de- cision would be different . The ap- pointment of a slave belonging to another person as tutor is ineffectual , if unconditional ; but is valid when made with this ...
... testator supposing him to be free , that he is appointed tutor , the de- cision would be different . The ap- pointment of a slave belonging to another person as tutor is ineffectual , if unconditional ; but is valid when made with this ...
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... testator's wishes placed before this as out of due order and entirely void . The Proculians ( GAI . ii . 231 ) thought this ought not to be extended to the appointment of a tutor , and Justinian did away with the doctrine altogether . 4 ...
... testator's wishes placed before this as out of due order and entirely void . The Proculians ( GAI . ii . 231 ) thought this ought not to be extended to the appointment of a tutor , and Justinian did away with the doctrine altogether . 4 ...
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