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Essays in Roman Law category
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A, dominus, sold and delivered (by traditio) res mancipi to B who sold and delivered it to C from whom it was stolen by D who sold and delivered it to E who bought in good faith - Explain the rights and duties of A,B,C,D and E.
... ius gentium mode of acquisition, the delivery had to be made with the appropriate intent, i.e. iusta causa. If Aulus were just to deliver res mancipi, this would not constitute the transfer of res mancipi. As the Digest recounted: - 'Bare ...
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What were the legis actiones? How did they work? Why and when were they abolished?
... "the legis actiones were composed from the Twelve Tables and gave people the power to litigate by themselves"3. However, the first step in any litigation procedure was for the plaintiff to summon the defendant to court. This was generally done ...