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The following pages contain an attempt to state the main rules of the Private Law of the Roman Empire for the use of students, and the chief purpose of the writer has been to set out the established or accepted doctrines. This consideration may be held to justify the arrangement of the book. Much criticism, often well founded, has been directed''at the arrangement adopted by Gaius and followed by Justinian in his Institutes, and many modern treatises adopt arrangements differing from it in im portant respects. But these arrangements differ so widely among them selves that it may fairly be assumed that none of them has such over whelming advantages as to make it desirable for the present purpose to adopt it, in view of the fact that the texts to which the student is directed adopt a different order. The general plan of the book therefore follows the Institutional arrangement, though with no hesitation in abandoning it where this course seems to tend to lucidity of exposition. In truth no order of treatment can be quite satisfactory. The study of any branch of the law calls for some knowledge of ideas which are to be looked for in other branches. The law of Persons suffers least from this source of difficulty and can therefore conveniently be studied first. But it is not quite free from it: in particular, ideas connected with civil, procedure are frequently involved. This is the case throughout the law: in all systems, the remedy is the root of the matter. Rules of Law do not enforce them selves, and a general idea of the system of remedies, of the steps to be taken if a right is infringed, of the broad distinctions between the different remedies for infringement of different kinds of right, and of the nature of the relief which can be obtained, will be found greatly to facilitate the study of the substantive law. A very brief account of these matters has been prefixed1 to the detailed account of
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book delves into the fascinating world of Roman private law, offering a comprehensive exploration of its rules and principles. The author meticulously guides readers through the evolution of Roman law, from its origins in the ancient XII Tables to the complex legal system developed under the Roman Empire. The text provides a detailed account of the different sources of Roman law, including legislation, edicts of magistrates, and the influential writings of Roman jurists. The book emphasizes the role of the Senate and the Emperor in shaping legal development, revealing how they gradually replaced the older republican institutions. The author skillfully traces the development of key legal concepts, highlighting the gradual shift from traditional customs to a more sophisticated system based on formal legal principles. The text explores the interplay of Roman law with Greek philosophical ideas, notably the concept of natural law, and examines how Roman law adapted to the expanding empire and its growing commercial activities. Readers will gain a rich understanding of the Roman legal system and its enduring influence on legal thought and practice. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781334719400_0
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