A History of French Private Law
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Lindenbr. , " 18, 55, 27, 58, 75, 82, etc. ; Mabillon, "De Re Dipl. , " p. 542 (in 870); Mollenhech, "De Trad. Symbolica, " 1708; Schaumberg, id. , 1727.
^ Towards the tenth century real investiture was not sufficient to transfer ownership; cf. Post, "Feudal Period. " * As to the symbolism in Germanic law, cf. Post, "Contracts"; Grimm, "R. A. , " 110; Michelet, "Orig. , " p. 114; Thcvenin, "Textes, " p. 263; Dii Cange, see "Investitura, " etc. ; Kraut, "Grundriss, " nos. 15 to 27; Ilcusler^ I, ...65; Schroeder, p. 59; Zollinger, "Wesen u. Ursprung des Formalismus im Alt- deutsch. Privatr. , " 1898; Huher, IV, 702.
5 "Cartul. Langob. , " "M. G. H. , L. L. , " IV, 595.
' In the end, moreover, they took objects of some kind, "corporeum quod libet, " whether they were taken from the piece of land or not: Sohm, p. 94, n. 3 (they give a stone out of the road).
' "Cart, de la Ste. -Trinitd du Mont" of Rouen, p. 455. In many deeds one reads: "Mittere terram super altare per cultellum. " There are still in exist- ence charters to which are attached knives, Pollock and Maiiland, II, 87, 89.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lindenbr. , " 18, 55, 27, 58, 75, 82, etc. ; Mabillon, "De Re Dipl. , " p. 542 (in 870); Mollenhech, "De Trad. Symbolica, " 1708; Schaumberg, id. , 1727.
^ Towards the tenth century real investiture was not sufficient to transfer ownership; cf. Post, "Feudal Period. " * As to the symbolism in Germanic law, cf. Post, "Contracts"; Grimm, "R. A. , " 110; Michelet, "Orig. , " p. 114; Thcvenin, "Textes, " p. 263; Dii Cange, see "Investitura, " etc. ; Kraut, "Grundriss, " nos. 15 to 27; Ilcusler^ I, ...65; Schroeder, p. 59; Zollinger, "Wesen u. Ursprung des Formalismus im Alt- deutsch. Privatr. , " 1898; Huher, IV, 702.
5 "Cartul. Langob. , " "M. G. H. , L. L. , " IV, 595.
' In the end, moreover, they took objects of some kind, "corporeum quod libet, " whether they were taken from the piece of land or not: Sohm, p. 94, n. 3 (they give a stone out of the road).
' "Cart, de la Ste. -Trinitd du Mont" of Rouen, p. 455. In many deeds one reads: "Mittere terram super altare per cultellum. " There are still in exist- ence charters to which are attached knives, Pollock and Maiiland, II, 87, 89.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Brissaud to read onlineMoreLess
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