Add to ORKGThe ancient expression 'obligationes ex lege' intoduces in the eternal theme of relationship between fact and law as sources of juridical effects. From this point of view, after a glimpse to historical and philosophical backgrounds, this book leads into an unusual recognition of italian property law, family law, restitutions law. With a critical eye on many ambiguous remainders of roman experience (concept of 'quasi-contract'; 'in pari causa turpitudinis melior est condicio possidentis' principle; and so on)
The book examines the obligation from the point of view of its object and its complex structure, in ...
The punitive nature of tort liability has its roots in Roman law. Despite the choice of natural law ...
The book examines the obligation from the point of view of its object and its complex structure, in ...
The purpose of this thesis is to make a contribution to the reflection on quasi-contracts by surveyi...
The A. analyses the law of restitution, as set forth in Italian Civil Code, which has more than 70 y...
This article is a continuation of the “Invalid obligations ex stipulatione. The meaning of Impossibi...
The reconstruction of the history of the Aquilian damage and liability, from Roman law to modern law...
A reflection, based on Carlo Nitsch's Il giudice e la legge, on legality's puzzling role in Italian ...
A proposito della storia dei quasi-contratti, dalle sistematiche romane delle fonti delle obbligazio...
In spite of the jurisprudential nature of Roman law, through the analysis of the rules contained in ...
The book is at the same time an overview of private law following the Courts, national and European,...
The significance of Roman law has always been subject to permanent questioning and denial, not only ...
The significance of the Roman law in the development of the property institute, within the Law of Th...
The study focuses on ‘law’ as guarantee of the social life, that, according to the age taken into ac...
The research is aimed at critically reconsidering the concept of the reciprocity existing between th...
The book examines the obligation from the point of view of its object and its complex structure, in ...
The punitive nature of tort liability has its roots in Roman law. Despite the choice of natural law ...
The book examines the obligation from the point of view of its object and its complex structure, in ...
The purpose of this thesis is to make a contribution to the reflection on quasi-contracts by surveyi...
The A. analyses the law of restitution, as set forth in Italian Civil Code, which has more than 70 y...
This article is a continuation of the “Invalid obligations ex stipulatione. The meaning of Impossibi...
The reconstruction of the history of the Aquilian damage and liability, from Roman law to modern law...
A reflection, based on Carlo Nitsch's Il giudice e la legge, on legality's puzzling role in Italian ...
A proposito della storia dei quasi-contratti, dalle sistematiche romane delle fonti delle obbligazio...
In spite of the jurisprudential nature of Roman law, through the analysis of the rules contained in ...
The book is at the same time an overview of private law following the Courts, national and European,...
The significance of Roman law has always been subject to permanent questioning and denial, not only ...
The significance of the Roman law in the development of the property institute, within the Law of Th...
The study focuses on ‘law’ as guarantee of the social life, that, according to the age taken into ac...
The research is aimed at critically reconsidering the concept of the reciprocity existing between th...
The book examines the obligation from the point of view of its object and its complex structure, in ...
The punitive nature of tort liability has its roots in Roman law. Despite the choice of natural law ...
The book examines the obligation from the point of view of its object and its complex structure, in ...