10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ARROGATOR»
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arrogator in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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the digest of justinian
19 Ulpianus (an Sabinus 26) It is beyond doubt that, in the form of the
undertaking which the arrogator has to give, where there occur the words "those
who have a right thereto," this reference includes the case of any manumissions
which are ...
Henry John Roby, Justinian I (Emperor of the East)
2
A Systematic and Historical Exposition of Roman Law in the ...
(1) The arrogator must give security to a public officer (persona publico), a notary
namely, that if the pupillus dies under puberty he will restore his goods to those
that, if no adoption had taken place, would have been his heirs. (2) Again, the ...
William Alexander Hunter, 1803
3
The Institutes of Justinian
On the other hand, an arrogator is not directly bound to satisfy the debts of his
adopted son, but be may be sued in his son's name ; and if he refuses to answer
for his son, then the creditors may, by order of lie proper magistrates, seize upon
...
Thomas Collett Sandars, 1917
4
The Institutes of Justinian with English Introduction, ...
Also, even if the arrogator, on his death-bed, has disinherited his arrogated son,
or, during his life, has emancipated him without just cause, he is obliged to leave
him the fourth part of all his goods, besides what the son brought to him at the ...
Iustinianus Augustus imperatore d'Oriente (imperatore d'Oriente), Thomas Collett Sandars, 1869
5
Roman Private Law in the Times of Cicero and of the Antonines
The effect of arrogation was that all the estate of the person arrogated, whether
corporal or incorporal, passed at once to the arrogator, except such rights as
were lost altogether by the alteration of status {capitis deminutio) arising from ...
6
Ichneumonidae (subfamily Tryphoninae), Tribe Tryphonini
... nigriventris Kasp. elongator F. hinzi Kasp. arrogator Heinr. arrogalor Heinr.
arrogator Heinr. arrogator Heinr. arrogator Heinr. arrogator Heinr. Pteridium,
Dryopteris, Fili- pendula, Rubus, Salix, Alnus, Brassica, Lamium, Ranunculus,
Plantago, ...
Dmitriĭ Rafėlevich Kaspari͡an, 1989
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D. Justiniani Institutionum libri quatuor. The four books of ...
III. cum autem impubes per principale rescriptum arrogatur, causa cognita,
arrogatio fieri permittitur: et exquiritur causa arrogationis, an honesta sit,
expediatque pupillo? et cum quibusdam conditionibus arrogatio fit; id est, ut
caveat arrogator ...
Justinian I (Emperor of the East), George HARRIS (LL.D., of Oriel College, Oxford.), 1811
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D. Justiniani Institutionum Libri Quatuor: The Four Books of ...
But, if an arrogated son dies unfar the power of his arrogator, then even the
property of the effects of such son will pass to the arrogator in default of those
persons, whom we have by our constitution pre- fered to the father in the
succession of ...
Justinian I (Emperor of the East), 1761
9
The Institutions or Elements of Justinian: in four books
incorporeal, and whatever was due to him, became antiently the property of the
arrogator; those things only excepted, which perished by diminution or change of
state ; as the duties of freed-men to their patrons and the rights of agnation.
Justinian I (Emperor of the East), George Harris, 1814
10
The Institutes of Justinian
pupillo? et cum quibusdam condi- tionibus arrogatio fit ; id est, ut caveat arrogator
persona; publics, ci intra pubertatem pupillus deces- serit, restituturum se bona
illis, qui, si adoptio facta non esset, ad suc- cessionem ejus venturi esscnt.
