 | 1909 - 672 páginas
...citizens and foreigners and between citizens of different cities within the Empire. As such praetor could not rely upon the law of any one city for the...from which came the swarm of litigants before him. Thus we encounter what is perhaps the earliest application of Comparative Law, employed for the purpose... | |
 | 1904 - 152 páginas
...between foreigners, and between citizens of the different cities of the empire. He naturally turned to the codes of all the cities from which came the swarm of litigants, and discovered that there are certain universal and uniform conceptions of justice common to all civilized... | |
 | Edwin Anderson Alderman, Joel Chandler Harris - 1910 - 532 páginas
...citizens and foreigners and between citizens of different cities within the Empire. As such praetor could not rely upon the law of any one city for the...from which came the swarm of litigants before him. Thus we encounter what is perhaps the earliest application of Comparative L?.w, employed for the purpose... | |
 | Hannis Taylor - 1916 - 706 páginas
...could not rely upon the law of any one ity for the criteria of his judgments, he naturally turned iis eyes to the codes of all the cities from which came the >warm of litigants before him. While the laws and customs of the Italic cities were, no doubt, similar... | |
 | Iowa State Bar Association - 1905 - 822 páginas
...citizens and foreigners and between citizens of different cities within the empire. As such praetor could not rely upon the law of any one city for the...from which came the swarm of litigants before him. While the laws and customs of the Italic cities were no doubt similar to those of Rome herself, those... | |
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BC the appointment of a praetor peregrinus, the praetor of foreigners, whose duty it became to administer justice between Roman citizens and foreigners and between citizens of different cities within the empire. As such praetor could not rely upon the... 