10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MUTUUM»
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mutuum in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
mutuum and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Text-Book of Roman Law: From Augustus to Justinian
It is conceivable that anything might be the subj ect of mutuum if the parties so
agreed. The contract was unilateral, binding only the receiver. It was stricti iuris,
the remedy in case of money being the actio certae pecuniae creditae; in other ...
2
Conjugal Chastity in Pope Wojtyla
marriage cemented by mutuum adiutorium. If there is intimate co-operation
between the man and the woman in a marriage, and if they are able to educate
and complement each other, their love matures to the point at which it is the
proper ...
3
Banking and Business in the Roman World
would also contract free loans, which in principle raised no interest, mutuum.
However, the mutuum evolved. It became legally possible to require interest not
included in the contract which, in itself, remained free. Down to the time of
Justinian, ...
4
A New Pandect of Roman Civil Law: As Anciently Established ...
Of Things credited on a Loan, in Latin termed a Mutuum; and therein of Dehtor
and Creditor; off Things lent in a certain Snm or Qtantity; what is the Ohject of a
Mutuum, and what is necessary thereunto, and the lihe ,* and of an Action arising
...
5
A Law Dictionary Containing Definitions of the Terms and ...
Code Ga. 1882, § 2126. Loan for use (called "commodatum" in the civil law)
differs from a loan, for consumption, (called "mutuum" in the civil law,) in this: that
the commodatum must be specifically returned ; the mutuum is to be returned in
kind.
Henry Campbell Black, 1910
6
a manual of roman private law
Mutuum was gratuitous, but this meant only that interest, if desired, must be
agreed for separately. Where this was done, as it commonly was, the transaction
was sometimes called fenus. The promise of interest usually required stipulatio,
but, ...
7
The Agrarian History of England and Wales:
The term per mutuum does not appear in the Winchester records until the 1320s
— and by then the Winchester estates were already suffering falling yields and
were abandoning much of their arable — and it seems probable that such sales
to ...
This in Roman law is an example of the loan called mutuum. English is weak in
the vocabulary of lending and borrowing. It fails to distinguish between the loan
which expects the same thing back, my pen or my umbrella, and the loan which ...
9
Summa Theologiae: Volume 38, Injustice: 2a2ae. 63-79
Praeterea, pro nullo commodo temporali debet aliquis alteri quam- cumque
occasionem praebere peccandi; hoc enim pertinet ad rationem scandali activi,
quod semper est peccatum, ut supra dictum est.3 Sed ille qui petit mutuum ab
usurario ...
Thomas Aquinas, Marcus Lefébure, 2006
10
A Compendium of Roman Law: Founded on the Institutes of ...
Consensu. t A * 1 ^ Mutuum. Depositum. Commodatum. Pignus. I. Contracts
Made Re, Or Real Contracts. These were created by the actual delivery of the
thing which was the subject matter of the agreement. Real contracts were of four
kinds ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MUTUUM»
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mutuum is used in the context of the following news items.
Are belly putters an unfair advantage?
Mutuum: "Golf is not a dictatorship. The USGA and R&A shouldn't make arbitrary rules banning something done by thousands of golfers without ... «ESPN, Feb 13»
'Is Usury Still a Sin?'
This was the Roman law contract of mutuum, and one can hardly overestimate its importance for understanding the usury question in the ... «RenewAmerica, Mar 10»
Eliminate the Middleman
35 interpreted by the Vulgate "Mutuum date, nihil inde sperantes," but really meaning "lend, never despairing" (see T. Reinach in "R. E. J." xx. «American Thinker, Jul 08»
