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... Owner may not alienate , ( 2 ) In what cases a Non - Owner may alienate . Then considering Alienation from another aspect , he informs us that a man may acquire ( 1 ) Through his own act ( 2 ) By means of Persons under his Potestas ...
... Owner may not alienate , ( 2 ) In what cases a Non - Owner may alienate . Then considering Alienation from another aspect , he informs us that a man may acquire ( 1 ) Through his own act ( 2 ) By means of Persons under his Potestas ...
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... owner held the slave by full title , ex jure Quiritium and not merely in bonis ; as to which distinction see Gaius II . 44 , and ( 2 ) if he employed one of the three regular processes , viz . vin- dicta , census or testamentum . These ...
... owner held the slave by full title , ex jure Quiritium and not merely in bonis ; as to which distinction see Gaius II . 44 , and ( 2 ) if he employed one of the three regular processes , viz . vin- dicta , census or testamentum . These ...
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... owners . And this rule is just ; for it is a matter of public concern that no one should make an evil use of his property . The words of the edict referred to , which was sent to Aelius Marcianus , are as follows : " The power of ...
... owners . And this rule is just ; for it is a matter of public concern that no one should make an evil use of his property . The words of the edict referred to , which was sent to Aelius Marcianus , are as follows : " The power of ...
Page 43
... owner , and not left in the hands of the recaptor ; liberated cap- tives were regarded as having never been absent . See D. 49. 15 , especi- ally 11. 4 and 12 , where the techni- calities of the subject are examined and discussed . 3 ...
... owner , and not left in the hands of the recaptor ; liberated cap- tives were regarded as having never been absent . See D. 49. 15 , especi- ally 11. 4 and 12 , where the techni- calities of the subject are examined and discussed . 3 ...
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... the slave had remained a slave , would have passed undiminished to the heir on the death of the original owner . course , but confirmed unless the magistrate on investigation found 56 [ 1. 19 . On Fiduciary Tutelage .
... the slave had remained a slave , would have passed undiminished to the heir on the death of the original owner . course , but confirmed unless the magistrate on investigation found 56 [ 1. 19 . On Fiduciary Tutelage .
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