10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PROFECTITIOUS»
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profectitious in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Digest of Justinian
much of a father's property should be given to his daughter as a dowry since he
has been captured by the enemy or caught by bandits; this is also held to be
profectitious. 5. According to Julian, a dowry is not profectitious where a father
refuses ...
2
The Civil Law Including the Twelve Tables, the Institutes of ...
(10) Where a son under paternal control promises a dowry, and gives it after
having become his own master, it is profectitious, for he does not pay the money
as a debt of the estate of his father, but as a debt of his own contracted when he
was ...
3
A Casebook on Roman Family Law
A dowry is "profectitious" (profecticia) when it has "traveled" (profecta est) from
the property or from a transaction of a (wife's) father or (other) male ascendant. (1
) So the dowry is profectitious if the ascendant gave the dowry or if his procurator
...
Bruce W. Frier, Thomas A. McGinn, 2004
4
Honour and Disgrace: Women and the Law in Early Modern Catalonia
In this regard, the distinction between profectitious and adventitious dowries,
according to their donors, makes sense. G.M. Brocá defines profectitious dowries
as those provided by the father or any other ancestor from the paternal side, and
...
Isabel Pérez Molina, 2001
5
A Dictionary of Words and Phrases Used in Ancient and Modern Law
In Scotch law, written documents and other things produced to defend or support
an action. Profane. Not consecrated. Profanity. Profane speech which disturbs
the peace. . PROFECTITIOUS 648 PROLYT.E Profectitious. Proceeding forth, as
...
If there were children living, the husband always retained the dowry in their
interest, even when it was profectitious; if not, he retained more or less of the
adventitious dowry according to the number of children he had had or the
duration of the ...
7
Love, Sex and Marriage in the Middle Ages
Of the two kinds ofdos Dos is of two kinds, profectitious and adventitious:
profectitious is that given by a father or mother or other parent when the
agreement for marrying a daughter is made. The land so given, which may be
called her ...
8
The Frederician code: or, A body of law for the dominions of ...
It further results from this unity of persons, that if the children obtain possession of
a thing which makes part of the ordinary profectitious or adventitious peculium, or
proper stock, the father obtains it by the deed of his children, even when he ...
Prussia (Kingdom), Jean-Henri-Samuel Formey, Alexandre-Auguste de Campagne, 1761
9
The Civil law, including the Twelve tables: the Institutes ...
(10) Where a son under paternal control promises a dowry, and gives it after
having become his own master, it is profectitious, for he does not pay the money
as a debt of the estate of his father, but as a debt of his own contracted when he
was ...
Gaius, Julius Paulus, Ulpian, 1973
10
A Dictionary of the Portuguese and English Languages, in Two ...
PROFEC.'A, Sec. See PROPHE- CIA, &c. PROFECTl'CIO, a, adj. (in the civil law)
profectitious. Ex. Bens pro- ftéìuios, profectitious goods, i e. foc h goods as
descend in a direct Iine, frora father to son, in opposition to adventitious.
PROFERI DO ...
