The Elements of Jurisprudence
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* 'Sed cum nulla subest causa, propter [praeter?] conventionem, hie constat non posse constitui obligationem : igitur nuda pactio obligationem non parit, sed parit exceptionem. ' Dig. Ii. 14. 7. 4.
' See cc. I, 3 X. De pactis.
• Heineccius, Elem. Luris. Grermanici, Lib. Ii. Tit. 12, § 33©.
282 PRIVATE LAW: RIGHTS 'IN PERSONAM. ' «HAp. XII. Found in the writings of the Roman lawyers. In Franc© Beaumanoir could assert, towards the close of the thirteenth century : ' Toutes convenences font a teni...r, et por ce dit on " covenence loi vaint \" exceptees les convenences qui sont fetes por malveses causes ' ^ ; and it was an old saying : * verba ligant homines, taurorum cornua funes. Cornu bos capitur, voce ligatur homo ' : 'on he les bceufs par les cornes et les hommes par les paroles ' ^ It has, accordingly, long been settled in French law that every permissible agreement is legally binding^ subject only to the proviso that every agreement must have a 'cause, ' the precise meaning of which seems to be far from clear to the French commentators themselves*.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* 'Sed cum nulla subest causa, propter [praeter?] conventionem, hie constat non posse constitui obligationem : igitur nuda pactio obligationem non parit, sed parit exceptionem. ' Dig. Ii. 14. 7. 4.
' See cc. I, 3 X. De pactis.
• Heineccius, Elem. Luris. Grermanici, Lib. Ii. Tit. 12, § 33©.
282 PRIVATE LAW: RIGHTS 'IN PERSONAM. ' «HAp. XII. Found in the writings of the Roman lawyers. In Franc© Beaumanoir could assert, towards the close of the thirteenth century : ' Toutes convenences font a teni...r, et por ce dit on " covenence loi vaint \" exceptees les convenences qui sont fetes por malveses causes ' ^ ; and it was an old saying : * verba ligant homines, taurorum cornua funes. Cornu bos capitur, voce ligatur homo ' : 'on he les bceufs par les cornes et les hommes par les paroles ' ^ It has, accordingly, long been settled in French law that every permissible agreement is legally binding^ subject only to the proviso that every agreement must have a 'cause, ' the precise meaning of which seems to be far from clear to the French commentators themselves*.
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