NEW PERSPECTIVES IN THE ROMAN LAW OF PROPERTY, ESSAYS FOR B. NICHOLAS, EDITED BY P. BIRKS
Notice(s) liée(s) (15)
1989 GAIUS ULPIEN (DOMITIUS ULPIANUS) AN UNACCEPTABLE FACE OF HUMAN PROPERTY. PP. 61- 73.1989 ANIMUS AND POSSESSIO NOMINE ALIENO. PP. 43- 60.1989 AUT SACROM AUT POUBLICOM. PP. 93- 98.1989 CONVEYANCES OF LAND AND PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS IN THE LATER EMPIRE PP. 137- 152.1989 EQUITABLE REMEDIES FOR THE PROTECTION OF PROPERTY. PP. 185- 194.1989 ILLEGAL ALIENATIONS IN CLASSICAL ROMAN LAW. PP. 85- 92.1989 IMPORTANCE (THE) OF THE IUSTA CAUSA OF TRADITIO. PP. 123- 135.1989 IUSTA CAUSA TRADITIONIS. PP. 99- 109.1989 JOINT USUFRUCT IN CICERO'S PRO CAECINA. PP. 195- 205.1989 POSITION (THE) OF AQUAE DUCTUS IN THE PRAETOR'S EDICT. PP. 177- 184.1989 REM IN BONIS MEIS ESSE AND REM IN BONIS MEAM ESSE. TRACES OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF ROMAN DOUBLE OWNERSHIP. PP. 5- 41.1989 RESTRICTIONS ON ALIENATION OF PROPERTY IN EARLY ROMAN LAW. PP. 207-213.1989 SUCCESSIVE RIGHTS AND SUCCESSFUL REMEDIES: LIFE INTERESTS IN ROMAN LAW PP. 153- 1671989 USUCAPIO PRO SUO AND THE CLASSIFICATION OF THE CAUSAE USUCAPIONISBY THE ROMAN JURISTS. PP. 215- 221.1989 WILD AND TAME ANIMALS AND BIRDS IN ROMAN LAW. PP. 169- 176.
