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Institutes and History of Roman Private Law with Catena of Texts

Institutes and History of Roman Private Law with Catena of Texts

Salkowski, Carl

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General LawGeneral Political Science

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ISBN10: 1150044012
ISBN13: 9781150044014
Publisher: General Books
Pages: 822
Weight: 2.38
Height: 1.60 Width: 9.01 Depth: 5.98
Language: English
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1886 edition. Excerpt: ...for hire, Partnership and Mandate, which, with the single exception of the last mentioned, always engendered reciprocal obligations. With these were ranged later c I26 on the so-called Innominate Contracts.0 Cic. de off. I, 8, 23: Fuudamentum autein est iustitiae fides, i.e. dictorum conventorumque con-stantia et veritas;... credamusque, quia fiat quod dictum est, appellatam fidem.1 Cell. xx. I, 39-40: Omnium (virtutum) max-ime atque praccipue fidem (popidus Eomanus) coluit sanctamque habuit tain privatim quam puhlice.... Hanc autem fidem maiores uostri non modo in officiorum vicibus, sed in negotiorum contractibus sanxerimt.2 Gai. iii. 89: Et prius videamus de his quae ex contractu nascuntur; harum quattuor genera sunt: aut enim re contrahitur obligatio aut verbis aut litteris aut consensu.3 Ibid. 135--137: Cousensu fiunt obligationes 1 Now the basis of all justice is fides, i.e., adhesion to, and truth of, things said and agreed;... and let us suppose that it is called ' fides ' because what has been said is done. 5 Of all (virtues, the Roman people) primarily and chiefly cultivated fides, and regarded it as sacred both in private and iu public.... Now our ancestors have put a sacred character on this fides, not merely in respect of mutual obligations, but in contracts of business. 3 And first let us consider those which arise from contract. Of these there are four classes; for an obligation is contracted either by the thing done, or by words, or by writing, or by content, in emptionibus venditiouibus, locationibus con-Book in. ductiouibus, societatibus, maudatis.--Ideo autein ' istis modis consensu dicimus obligationem con-trahi, quia neque vcrborura neque scripturac ulla proprietas desideratur ac ne dari quideui...

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