Synopsis
A clear, expert introduction to the Roman law of usufruct and related rights, with practical context for today’s readers. This edition presents the material with a concise preface and notes that help explain the ancient principles. It covers how usufruct can be created, what it includes, and how it ends, along with related topics like servitudes and property rights. Readers gain a straightforward view of the legal concepts, their applications, and typical cases discussed by early jurists.
- Usufruct and the rights of the usufructuary, including how it is created and how it may be extinguished.
- How usufruct interacts with ownership, inheritance, and partition of property.
- Servitudes, including urban and rustic servitudes and the rules that govern them.
- Practical discussions on related actions and procedures, such as interro gatories and other remedies.
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