Studies in Roman Law, with Comparative Views of the Laws of France, England, and Scotland

according acquired action adopted agnates ancient ascendants belong brothers and sisters called child Cicero civil law claim Code Civil concubinage consent constitution contract corporation court creditor culpa curator death debt debtor deceased declared descendants divorce edict emancipated emperor emphyteusis English entitled Ersk father France Gaius guardian heir husband Inst Institutes intestate judex judge judicial jure juris jurisprudence jurists Justinian land law of England law of France legacy legatee legitim Lex Julia liable Mackeldey magistrate Marezoll marriage married Maynz ment minor mother movables natural obligation Ortolan owner Pandects Papinian parties paternal power period perty positive law possession prætor prætorian prescription proprietor punishment regard Roman citizen Roman law Rome rule Scotland Sect servitudes slaves statute succession sui juris testament testator things tion tutor Twelve Tables Ulpian usucapio usufruct Vict wife