Undue payment is one of the numerous legal institutions created by the eminent Roman legal advisers, who, by exquisitely developing the legal technique and practice would create that certain tool which would valorize the subjective rights in regard to reestablishing the equilibrium and the equivalence which the parties of a legal obligation report owe to one another, within an uncorrupted legal circuit; these institutions would later prove their viability and permanence across centuries, being reconfigured according to the new factors which configure law in the modern and contemporary age within the continental system of law
This article concerns the issues of invalid obligations ex stipulatione and the meaning of the Celsu...
The history of sanctions to force payment of debt Roman law was unsympathetic to debtors: ‘Originall...
In ancient Roman law four sources of obligations were recognized, namely: contract, quasicontract, d...
The purpose of the article is to discuss unjust enrichment as a source of obligations, already known...
O presente trabalho tem por escopo analisar o instituto do pagamento indevido, cuja origem remonta a...
Doctoral Thesis [Portion]An overview of the condictio ob turpem causam in Roman la
The first evidence of Roman delicts is in the XII Tables that in the middle of the 5th century intro...
Central point of the thesis at hand is the effort to clarify legal consequences arising out of the c...
This paper discusses the concept of undue payment in the Polish Code of Obligations of 1933 within a...
Lord Wright while describing Quasi-Contract said: Law is bound to provide remedies for unjust enrich...
[From the introduction]: The institutional writers and practitioners of 16th, 17th and 18th century ...
Change of circumstancies is an important institution in modern contract law. In Roman law, this inst...
La stipulation pour autrui est un mécanisme juridique consacré par l’article 1205 du nouveau Code ci...
Incorporating the rules inspired by the Roman condictio ob turpem causam into modern regulations of ...
Examining the legal history of the order to pay money initiating a funds transfer, the author tracks...
This article concerns the issues of invalid obligations ex stipulatione and the meaning of the Celsu...
The history of sanctions to force payment of debt Roman law was unsympathetic to debtors: ‘Originall...
In ancient Roman law four sources of obligations were recognized, namely: contract, quasicontract, d...
The purpose of the article is to discuss unjust enrichment as a source of obligations, already known...
O presente trabalho tem por escopo analisar o instituto do pagamento indevido, cuja origem remonta a...
Doctoral Thesis [Portion]An overview of the condictio ob turpem causam in Roman la
The first evidence of Roman delicts is in the XII Tables that in the middle of the 5th century intro...
Central point of the thesis at hand is the effort to clarify legal consequences arising out of the c...
This paper discusses the concept of undue payment in the Polish Code of Obligations of 1933 within a...
Lord Wright while describing Quasi-Contract said: Law is bound to provide remedies for unjust enrich...
[From the introduction]: The institutional writers and practitioners of 16th, 17th and 18th century ...
Change of circumstancies is an important institution in modern contract law. In Roman law, this inst...
La stipulation pour autrui est un mécanisme juridique consacré par l’article 1205 du nouveau Code ci...
Incorporating the rules inspired by the Roman condictio ob turpem causam into modern regulations of ...
Examining the legal history of the order to pay money initiating a funds transfer, the author tracks...
This article concerns the issues of invalid obligations ex stipulatione and the meaning of the Celsu...
The history of sanctions to force payment of debt Roman law was unsympathetic to debtors: ‘Originall...
In ancient Roman law four sources of obligations were recognized, namely: contract, quasicontract, d...