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Page 332
... edsuit against his parent or patron, without previous permission from the
proper magistrate ; also against any person, who by force or fraud hath hindered
another from appearing to the process of a court of justice i and many others.
... edsuit against his parent or patron, without previous permission from the
proper magistrate ; also against any person, who by force or fraud hath hindered
another from appearing to the process of a court of justice i and many others.
Page 337
4 suit may be brought for triple value, when any person inserts a greater sum,
than is due to him, in the libel of convention, to the intent, that the officers of any
court may exact a larger fee, cr perquisite nomine, exigerent : tunc enim \i, from
the ...
4 suit may be brought for triple value, when any person inserts a greater sum,
than is due to him, in the libel of convention, to the intent, that the officers of any
court may exact a larger fee, cr perquisite nomine, exigerent : tunc enim \i, from
the ...
Page 338
A condiction ex lege, for the quadruple value, arises also from our constitution
against those officers of courts of justice, who demand any thing from the party
defendant, contrary to the regulations of the said constitution. § XXVI. Sed furti ...
A condiction ex lege, for the quadruple value, arises also from our constitution
against those officers of courts of justice, who demand any thing from the party
defendant, contrary to the regulations of the said constitution. § XXVI. Sed furti ...
Page 341
Some actions moreover *ivt call arbitrary, as depending upon the discretion of the
judge ; for, in these, if the party do not at' the decree of the court, exhibit whatever
is required, restore the thing in litigation, vel solvat, vel ex noxali causa ser- fay ...
Some actions moreover *ivt call arbitrary, as depending upon the discretion of the
judge ; for, in these, if the party do not at' the decree of the court, exhibit whatever
is required, restore the thing in litigation, vel solvat, vel ex noxali causa ser- fay ...
Page 361
... convened in a pergonal accipiebat in personam, judication action if the
defendant stood suit in solvi satisdare non cogebatur. his own name he was not
compelled to give bail judicature solvi (i. e. fully to comply with the judgment of
the court.
... convened in a pergonal accipiebat in personam, judication action if the
defendant stood suit in solvi satisdare non cogebatur. his own name he was not
compelled to give bail judicature solvi (i. e. fully to comply with the judgment of
the court.
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| Title | The Institutes of Justinian |
| Editor | Thomas Cooper |
| Translated by | George Harris |
| Publisher | P. Byrne, 1812 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 19 Sep 2006 |
| Length | 714 pages |
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