Gaii Institutionum Iuris Civilis Commentarii Quatuor, Or, Elements of Roman Law
Gaii Institutionum Iuris Civilis Commentarii Quatuor, Or, Elements of Roman Law
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It only conveyed to the arro- gator a life estate (ususfructus) in the property of the arrogatus.
The reversion or fee (dominium) remained in the arrogatus, Inst.
8, 10, 2.
Coemptio is not noticed by Justinian, as the in manum conventio of the wife was obsolete long before his time.
DE HEREDITATIS IN JUBE CB88IOKE.
§ 85. Item si is ad quern ah in- § 85. If a person entitled to suc- testaio Ugitimo iure pertinet here- ceed as agnate to an intestate, before dUaa earn hereditatem, aniequam declari...ng his acceptance or acting cemskt aut pro herede gerat, fdii in as heir, surrender ihe inheritance in iure cedat, pleno iu^ here&fit is cut a fictitious vindication, the plenary ea/m cesserit, perinde ac si ipse per right of succession passes to the legem ad hereditatem vocaretur. surrenderee exactly as if he were quodsi posteaquam heres extiterit, entitled by aguation. If the agnate oesserit, adhuc heres manet et ob id first accepts and then surrenders, creditoribus ipse tenebitur : sed res he continues heir, and is liable to corporales transferet proinde ac si the creditors for the debts of the singulas in iure cessisset ; debita deceased : the corporeal subjects of Digitized by VjOOQ IC 288 DE RERUM UNIVEESITATIBUS, [ni.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It only conveyed to the arro- gator a life estate (ususfructus) in the property of the arrogatus.
The reversion or fee (dominium) remained in the arrogatus, Inst.
8, 10, 2.
Coemptio is not noticed by Justinian, as the in manum conventio of the wife was obsolete long before his time.
DE HEREDITATIS IN JUBE CB88IOKE.
§ 85. Item si is ad quern ah in- § 85. If a person entitled to suc- testaio Ugitimo iure pertinet here- ceed as agnate to an intestate, before dUaa earn hereditatem, aniequam declari...ng his acceptance or acting cemskt aut pro herede gerat, fdii in as heir, surrender ihe inheritance in iure cedat, pleno iu^ here&fit is cut a fictitious vindication, the plenary ea/m cesserit, perinde ac si ipse per right of succession passes to the legem ad hereditatem vocaretur. surrenderee exactly as if he were quodsi posteaquam heres extiterit, entitled by aguation. If the agnate oesserit, adhuc heres manet et ob id first accepts and then surrenders, creditoribus ipse tenebitur : sed res he continues heir, and is liable to corporales transferet proinde ac si the creditors for the debts of the singulas in iure cessisset ; debita deceased : the corporeal subjects of Digitized by VjOOQ IC 288 DE RERUM UNIVEESITATIBUS, [ni.
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