10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MANCIPATORY»
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mancipatory in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
mancipatory and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
But since we know from Gaius that the two other forms already existed in early
times, we have to ask in what sense the making of a will was impossible. It is
commonly suggested that the mancipatory will arose to provide for emergencies
when ...
2
Historical Introduction To The Study Of Roman Law
To these two public forms of will1 was afterwards added a private form, that per
aes et libram (mancipatory will) which consisted of the mancipation of the whole
of the testator's fortune at a nominal price to a friend (hence called familiae ...
3
Historical Introduction to the Study of Roman Law
But since we know from Gaius that the two other forms already existed in early
times, we have to ask in what sense the making of a will was impossible. It is
commonly suggested that the mancipatory will arose to provide for emergencies
when ...
Herbert Felix Jolowicz, Barry Nicholas, 1972
4
Legitimacy and Law in the Roman World: Tabulae in Roman ...
Where the continued understanding of mancipatory acts can best be seen,
however, is in the Roman mancipatory will, itself a complex unitary act. Jurists
also looked for its essence and reconceptualized it over time, making regular use
of ...
5
The Institutes of Roman law
The mandatum and the conveyance of ownership are not mutually incompatible.
The familiae emtor is the mandatary of the testator, demure he is, formally
speaking, the owner of the familia. A mancipatory will is akin to a fiducia, because
, ...
6
The Institutes; a textbook of the history and system of ...
The mandatum and the transfer of ownership are not mutually incompatible. The
familiae emtor is the mandatary of the testator, because he is, formally speaking,
the owner of the familia. A mancipatory will is akin to a fiducia, because, ...
7
The Institutes of Roman Law
The mandatum and the conveyance of ownership are not mutually incompatible.
The familiae emtor is the mandatary of the testator, because he is, formally
speaking, the owner of the familia. A mancipatory will is akin to a fiducia, because
, ...
Rudolf Sohm, James Crawford Ledlie, 1892
8
the main institutuions of roman private law
We are not informed as to debts, but it is likely that by the time they were an
important factor the true mancipatory will had developed. A real difficulty, or at
least a marked difference between the working of this institution and that of a real
will is ...
9
The Main Institutions of Roman Private Law
We are not informed as to debts, but it is likely that by the time they were an
important factor the true mancipatory will had developed. A real difficulty, or at
least a marked difference between the working of this institution and that of a real
will is ...
10
A Text-Book of Roman Law: From Augustus to Justinian
It seems to have lasted into the seventh century2, but Cicero describes it as
obsolete3, though having coexisted with the mancipatory will*. Testamentwm per
aes et libram. Of these earlier forms of will, one could be made only on two days
in ...
