An introduction to Roman law : (Registro nro. 214502)
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| fixed length control field | 020810s1975 enk b 001 0 eng |
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| LC control number | 62004467 |
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| National bibliography number | GB62-5344 |
| 020 ## - INTERNATIONAL STANDARD BOOK NUMBER | |
| International Standard Book Number | 9780198760634 |
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| System control number | (OCoLC)877760 |
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| Original cataloging agency | pucpr |
| Transcribing agency | eng |
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| Language of cataloging | pucpr |
| Description conventions | rda |
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| Language code of text/sound track or separate title | spa |
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| Authentication code | premarc |
| 049 ## - LOCAL HOLDINGS | |
| Holding library | CARIBET |
| 050 00 - LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CALL NUMBER | |
| Classification number | KJA147 |
| Item number | N5 1975 |
| Classification number | LAW <Roman Law 12 Nich 1975 B> |
| 082 ## - DEWEY DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION NUMBER | |
| Classification number | 349.37 |
| 100 1# - MAIN ENTRY--PERSONAL NAME | |
| Personal name | Nicholas, Barry. |
| 9 (RLIN) | 142639 |
| 245 13 - TITLE STATEMENT | |
| Title | An introduction to Roman law : |
| Statement of responsibility, etc. | by Barry Nicholas. |
| Medium | txt |
| 264 ## - PRODUCTION, PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, MANUFACTURE, AND COPYRIGHT NOTICE | |
| Place of production, publication, distribution, manufacture | New York : |
| Name of producer, publisher, distributor, manufacturer | Oxford , |
| Date of production, publication, distribution, manufacture, or copyright notice | 1975. |
| 300 ## - PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION | |
| Extent | xiv, 301 p. |
| Dimensions | 22 cm. |
| Type of unit | book |
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| Source | rdacontent |
| Content type term | text |
| Content type code | txt |
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| Media type code | n |
| 338 ## - CARRIER TYPE | |
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| Carrier type term | volume |
| Carrier type code | nc |
| 490 #0 - SERIES STATEMENT | |
| Series statement | Clarendon law series |
| 500 ## - GENERAL NOTE | |
| General note | index. |
| 504 ## - BIBLIOGRAPHY, ETC. NOTE | |
| Bibliography, etc. note | Bibliography |
| 505 ## - FORMATTED CONTENTS NOTE | |
| Formatted contents note | CONTENTS :<br/>I. HISTORY AND SOURCES OF THE LAW --<br/>I. INTRODUCTION --<br/>1. The claims of Roman Law --<br/>2. The constitutional and historical background 3 --<br/>The struggle between the Orders , and the Republican constitution 3 --<br/>The later Republic 7 --<br/>The Principate 10 --<br/>The Dominate 12 --<br/>II. SOURCES OF THE LAW 14 --<br/>1. Statutes 14 --<br/>Lex and plebiscitum 14 --<br/>Senatusconsulta 16 --<br/>Constitutiones principis 17 --<br/>2. Edicts of Magistrates 19 --<br/>The general function of the Praetor 19 --<br/>The particular function of the Praetor 23 --<br/>Character of the ius honorarium 26 --<br/>Actions and procedure of the late law 27 --<br/>3. Juristic Interpretation 28 --<br/>Interpretatio prudentium 28 --<br/>Ius respondendi 31 --<br/>The Sabinian and Proculian Schools 32 --<br/>Forms of legal literature 33 --<br/>The " classical period ” The Institutes of Gaius 34 --<br/>The post classical period 36 --<br/>III. THE WORK OF JUSTINIAN 38 --<br/>The Corpus luris Civilis 39 --<br/>Character of the Digest 42 --<br/>IV. THE SECOND LIFE OF ROMAN LAW 45 --<br/>Survival in the East 45 --<br/>Survival and revival in the West 46 --<br/>The Reception of Roman law 48 --<br/>The Humanist revival 50 -- <br/>Natural law 50 --<br/>Codification and the modern Civil law 51 --<br/>The modern historical study of Roman law 53 --<br/>V. IUS NATURALE , IUS GENTIUM 54 --<br/>II. LAW OF PERSONS --<br/>Introductory The arrangement of the Institutes 60 --<br/>Formalism 61 --<br/>1. Main features of the law 64 --<br/>Citizens and non – citizens 64 --<br/>The Roman family-patria potestas 65 --<br/>Proprietary incapacity of filiusfamilias 68 --<br/>Position of slaves , in law and in fact 69 --<br/>2. Creation and termination of slavery 71 --<br/>How slavery arises 71 --<br/>How slavery ends-manumission 72 --<br/>Consequences of manumission 75 --<br/>Public control of manumission 76 --<br/>3. Creation and termination of patria potestas 76 --<br/>How patria potestas arises 76 --<br/>How patria potestas ends 79 --<br/>4. Marriage 80 --<br/>Main characteristics 80 --<br/>Manus 82 --<br/>Iustae nuptiae and non - Roman marriage 83 --<br/>Concubinage 83 --<br/>Legitimation 84 --<br/>Divorce 85 --<br/>Matrimonial property 87 --<br/>5. Guardianship 90 --<br/>Tutela impuberum 90 --<br/>Cura minorum 93 --<br/>Other forms of guardianship 95 --<br/>6. Capitis deminutio 96 --<br/>III. LAW OF PROPERTY --<br/>Introductory The Law of Things 98 --<br/>1. Fundamental Distinctions 99 --<br/>Property and obligations - actions and rights in rem and in personam 99 --<br/>Contract and conveyance 103 --<br/>Classifications of res 105 --<br/>Ownership and possession 107 --<br/>2. Possession 107 --<br/>Protection of possession 108 --<br/>Importance of possession 109 --<br/>Who has possession ? 110 --<br/>Possession as a fact 114 --<br/>3. Modes of acquisition of corporeal things 115 --<br/>4. Derivative modes - Conveyances 116 --<br/>Mancipatio , in iure cession 116 --<br/>Traditio 117 -- <br/>5. Original Civil Mode - Prescription 120 --<br/>Introductory limitation and prescription 120 --<br/>Usucapio 122 --<br/>The bonitary owner and the bona fide possessor 125 --<br/>Longi temporis prescriptio and Justinian's reforms 128 --<br/>Modern law and the inviolability of ownership 129 --<br/>6. Original natural modes 130 --<br/>Occupatio 130 --<br/>Increment by rivers 132 --<br/>Merger 133 --<br/>Specificatio 136 --<br/>Acquisition of fruits 138 --<br/>Treasure trove 140 --<br/>7. Servitudes 140 --<br/>Introductory iura in re aliena 140 --<br/>Praedial servitudes 141 --<br/>Personal servitudes 144 -- --<br/>The Roman law of servitudes and modern law 147 --<br/>8. Other iura in re aliena 148 --<br/>Emphyteusis and superficies 148 --<br/>Real security 149 --<br/>9. Ownership 153 --<br/>IV. LAW OF OBLIGATIONS --<br/>Introduction 158 --<br/>I. CONTRACTS 159 --<br/>1. Historical Development 159 --<br/>The idea of debt 159 --<br/>Promissory and ' real ' debt 160 --<br/>The consensual contracts 161 --<br/>Unilateral and bilateral contracts 162 --<br/>Strict iuris and bonae fidei actions 163 --<br/>The classification of Gaius and Justinian 164 --<br/>Law of contracts, not law of contract 165 --<br/>Methods of contracting and types of contract 166 --<br/>2. The Informal Contracts 167 --<br/>(a) The real contracts 167 --<br/>The individual contracts Obligations re in Gaius 167 --<br/>Relative unimportance of the real contracts 168 --<br/>Standards of care 169 --<br/>(b) The consensual contracts 171 --<br/>(1) Sale ( emptio venditio ) 171 --<br/>Formation of the contract 172 --<br/>Effects of the contract 178 --<br/>Duties of the seller 180 --<br/>Duties of the buyer 182 --<br/>(2) Hire ( locatio conductio ) 182 --<br/>Scope and character 182 --<br/>Formation of the contract 184 --<br/>Effects of the contract 185 --<br/>(3) Partnership ( societas ) 185 --<br/>Formation of the contract 185 --<br/>Incidents of the contract 186 --<br/>(4) Mandate ( mandatum ) 187 --<br/>(c) Innominate contracts 189 --<br/>(d) Pacts 191 --<br/>3. The Formal Contracts 193 --<br/>(a) The contract verbis the stipulatio 193 --<br/>Classical form 193 --<br/>Function 193 --<br/>Degeneration 194 --<br/>(b) The contract literis 196 --<br/>The classical contract 196 --<br/>The contract of Justinian ' s Institutes 197 --<br/>Discharge of Obligations 198 --<br/>Privity of Contract 199 --<br/>The principle 199 --<br/>Novation and delegation 199 --<br/>Assignment 200 --<br/>Agency 201 --<br/>6. Suretyship 204 --<br/>7. Modern Civil law 205 --<br/>II. DELICT AND QUASI-DELICT 207 --<br/>I. Introduction 207 --<br/>Crime and delict 207 --<br/>Penal character of delictal actions 209 --<br/>The classification of the Institutes 210 --<br/>2. Furtum and Rapina 211 --<br/>Archaic features 212 --<br/>What constitutes furtum 212 --<br/>The plaintiff 214 --<br/>Reipersecutory actions 215 --<br/>Rapina 215 --<br/>3. Iniuria 215 --<br/>Classical scope of the delict 215 --<br/>Earlier development 216 --<br/>Penal character 217 --<br/>4. Damnum iniuria datum 218 --<br/>Lex Aquilia 218 --<br/>Essential elements of the delict 218 --<br/>5. Praetorian delicts 222 --<br/>6. Noxal Liability 223 --<br/>Noxal surrender 223 --<br/>Damage by animals 224 --<br/>7. Quasi-delict 224 --<br/>8. Modern law 226 --<br/>Civil law 226 --<br/>Common law 226 --<br/>III. QUASI - CONTRACT 227 --<br/>Negotiorum gestio 227 --<br/>The condictio 229 --<br/>Unjust enrichment 231 --<br/>V. LAW OF SUCCESSION 234 --<br/>I. General Principles-Civil law 235 --<br/>Universal succession 235 --<br/>Heres, hereditas 236 --<br/>Types of heres 237 --<br/>Devices to mitigate the inconveniences of universal succession 239 --<br/>Semel heres , semper heres 241--<br/>2. Praetorian law - Bonorum possession 243 --<br/>General principles of bonorum possession 243 --<br/>Remedies of the bonorum possessor 245 --<br/>3. Intestate Succession 246 --<br/>Preliminary notions 246 --<br/>Civil law 247 --<br/>Bonorum possessio ab intestate 248 --<br/>The system of the Novels 250 --<br/>4. Testamentary Succession 251 --<br/>The early will 253 --<br/>Bonorum possessio secundum tabulas ; the ' Praetorian will ' 254 --<br/> Later forms of will 255 --<br/>Internal requirements of a will 257 --<br/>Substitutions 258 --<br/>Restrictions on the power of testation 260 --<br/>5. Gifts out of the Inheritance 264 --<br/>Forms of legacy 264 --<br/>Restrictions on amount of legacies - lex Falcidia 266 --<br/>Donatio mortis causa 266 --<br/>Fideicommissa 267 --<br/>Assimilation of fideicommissum , legacy , and donatio mortis causa 269 --<br/>Codicils 270 --<br/>SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY 271 --<br/>GLOSSARY 273 --<br/>INDEX 293 --<br/><br/> |
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| Topical term or geographic name entry element | Roman law |
| 9 (RLIN) | 161630 |
| Source of heading or term | Local |
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| Koha item type | Libro |
| Classification part | KJA147 |
| Source of classification or shelving scheme | Library of Congress Classification |
| Call number prefix | General |
| Call number suffix | N5 1975 c.2 |
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| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección General CARIBET | 27/05/2016 | pionet | 22.95 | 443820 | General KJA147.N5 1975 c.2 | 91000000001636 | 27/05/2016 | 2 | 32.95 | Libro | |||||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección General CARIBET | 27/05/2016 | pionet | 22.95 | 443819 | General KJA147.N5 1975 c.1 | 91000000001628 | 27/05/2016 | 1 | 32.95 | Libro |