Commentaries on the Roman-Dutch Law

Simon van Leeuwen

A. Strahan, 1820 - 729 pages

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BOOK I	1

Jurisprudence defined ib 3 Justice defined	2

Its Origin ib 11 Universal Prevalence of the Roman Law ib 12 Of the Canon or Ecclesiastical Law	3

Of the Feudal	4

CHAP II	5

Of the antient Government of the Country	6

Origin of the Counts of Holland	7

To what Laws they are subject ib 5 When and by whom those Laws were transgressed	8

Corruption what and how to be punished	459

Ignorance of a Judge not punishable ib 11 Error of an Advocate whether punishable and under what Circumstances	460

Of common Falsification and in what manner punishable ib 14 Perjury whether and how punishable	461

Knavery what and how punishable ib 16 Prevarication what and how to be punished ib 17 Of Monopoly	462

how punishable	464

Magicians and Soothsayers who and how to be punished ib 7 Murder through Neglect without Design how punishable	466

Those who go out armed with a Design to kill another how punishable	467

Necessary Defence what ib 12 Suicide whether and when punishable	468

King Philip declared to have forfeited his County	9

The Council of the States General instituted	10

Alterations in the Government made in the Year 1650	17

Customs are either general or special	23

Whether and when Hearsay makes full Proof	24

CHAP V	27

Whether and in what Case the depositing of the Amount Page	29

Answer in Cases regarding Possession 603	31

Of the Effect of legitimating natural Children	32

Answer in case of being dispossessed of an Inheritance	33

In Cases of Spolium or Destruction	34

35 Whether whatever has been bequeathed as a Dowry also	35

In Cases of Injury	36

Jurisdiction how to be exercised	38

10 Of Esquires	42

Of wellborn	48

By allowing them to live away from them and earn their	60

CHAP XIV	69

No Appeal against the Decisions of them	76

131	82

Never admitted as a Practice among us except in case	83

Of the giving up of the Property by Guardians on Minors	99

Or Incorporeal	102

CHAP IV	115

Page	118

Of Prescription as it now is both in Civil and in Criminal	129

Fees of Advocates Proctors c how far affected by Pre	135

13 How it devolves again on the Proprietor and when	137

CHAP X	143

CHAP XII	152

Of redeemable Rents and in what manner the Redemption of them is effected Page 1 Nature of perpetual and irredeemable Rents	157

lated by Contract	158

How to be made when the Rent is fixed in a certain Specie and Value in Money	159

How when no certain Species is mentioned or if certain Species be mentioned but not the Value	160

M	161

A Wilhelmus Gilder of Dordrecht ib 11 A Reinaldus or Arnoldus and the Gilder of Beyer	162

The Dordrecht Garden and Flemish Plakke	163

CHAP XIV	164

Nature of bad and right Fiefs in Holland	166

CHAP XVI	177

Through Want of a lawful Successor to the Feudal Property	185

CHAP XVIII	186

CHAP XXI	198

BOOK III	205

A blind Persons Will how to be made	205

CHAP III	220

Bastards	225

Legitimate Portion defined and how much it is to	236

CHAP VI	242

The if which consists in Execution must be in the Power	247

CHAP IX	263

Legal Impediments to Marriage	264

and if 5 or 15000 be found how the Bequest is to	266

CHAP X	274

CHAP XI	280

CHAP XII	286

Previous Promises	287

CHAP XIII	292

When and in what manner among collateral Relations	295

CHAP XV	302

The Nature of Supplement how far it is to be calculated	304

BOOK IV	313

CHAP II	315

How far a Father is bound for the Loan of Money to	321

Security or Surety definedand who may be Sureties	326

CHAP V	336

CHAP VII	339

CHAP IX	346

CHAP XII	353

A Ward or Pupil upon the Property of his Guardian	360

What Right public Instruments and notarial Bonds have	366

Of Exchanging Rewarding Acting in Consideration of a Reward	369

CHAP XVI	377

Requisition to a valid Purchase and Sale	380

CHAP XIX	389

What Conditions under a Purchase may exist and what	397

Whether and when Hire expires before the Time	404

Partnership defined and its different Kinds	409

CHAP XXIV	417

CHAP XXV	428

П Through Deception upon a fraudulent Statement	435

Of Bills of Exchange and Assignation	439

CHAP XXXIII	455

Of Concussion or Extortion	458

Those who drown themselves cannot be punished but ought to be inspected	469

Indemnity to Persons who have suffered Murder when and how to be given	470

CHAP XXXV	471

How punishable ib 3 Edicts and Penalties respecting Fighting ib 4 Fighting Duels antiently permitted	473

CHAP XXXVI	478

Of Housebreaking	479

CHAP XXXVII	480

Of Injury or Crime against Honour and good Name by Deed	482

153	483

Affinity	485

Of Sodomy	486

Public Fornication how to be punished ib 12 Of Concubines	487

CHAP XXXVIII	488

CHAP XXXIX	493

CHAP XLII	505

182	507

Jurisdiction that has been given to any one cannot	519

Husband and Wife whether and when responsible for each	522

CHAP IV	528

CHAP V	534

Of the Jurisdiction of the Judge as it respects the Place	537

22 Nor yearly Allowance to Professors Advocates or Clergy	542

Who for the Debts of another	544

CHAP VIII	550

Of Reconvention	552

Of Arbitrators or good Men	554

CHAP XI	566

Summoning defined	573

Proof of a Demand how to be produced and of what	580

CHAP XVI	584

Page	585

Of the Oath de calumnia	590

141	592

CHAP XIX	594

How against the Heir ib 5 How upon an Hypothecation or in case of Arrest	596

In Maintenance	597

By Penalty in cases of Innovation ib 11 In Inheritances from Division of Estates ib 12 In cases of Possession before the High Court	598

In cases of Warranty	599

What Right belongs to the Fiscal and Bailiff in those Cases ib 20 To institute an action ex lege diffamari affirmatorie et nega torie	600

In lis pendens or lis finita	601

37 In Cases of Preference	604

Of Answer in Cases where a Tender is made ib 41 Replication and Rejoinder how to be made	605

The making and producing of Acts	606

CHAP XX	609

A signed Handwriting of what Credit	612

Dishonest Persons c may not give Evidence ib 16 Nor any inveterate Enemy Relations or Domestics ib 17 Advocates c in what Cases inadmissible an...	613

No mad or foolish Persons or Minors ib 19 Of Reproaches and Salvos in Law ib 21 Whether and when Evidence of the Truth may be refused ib 23 ...	614

CHAP XXI	616

Effect of a Refusal of it	621

In what Case an Oath is administered ib 16 Whether in criminal Cases ib 17 Whether and how with respect to Fines	622

CHAP XXIII	623

No Crimes in what Cases	624

CHAP XXIV	625

Of interlocutory and definitive Sentences	626

Orders what how to be granted and their different Sorts	627

Interlocutory Decrees	628

Provisional Decrees what and how to be granted and composed	629

Whether a Party can proceed in the principal Point before Satisfaction is made upon the Provision	630

How to proceed in Cases of default	632

A Decision how and when considered as confirmed	633

Within what Time to be carried into Execution	634

Inhibition and Suspension of Execution whether and	638

Whether and when against Decrees in Matter of Correc	644

Who may and who may not judge in Criminal Cases	660

CHAP XXIX	676

Page	686

Of Letters of Safe Conduct	695

Concerning the Judges Jurisdiction of the Court and Mode	702

422	706

What Kinds of Charges are to be borne by the Usu	708

How they are to be proved	710

Of the Consequences of making a Demand	711

By what Exceptions one may or may not persist	713

To Communities Cities Hospitals and Meetings	719

Second and further Marriages within what Time and under	720

A Purchase when accomplished	723

Whether and when Sufferance implies Right of Servitude	725

Usufruct how acquired	727

Or Persons maintained in Hospitals	728

INTRODUCTION	737

ibid	751

Ceremonies of adoption	752

SECTION V	760

TITLE I	778

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Titre	Commentaries on the Roman-Dutch Law
Auteur	Simon van Leeuwen
Éditeur	A. Strahan, 1820
Original provenant de	Université d'Oxford
Numérisé	27 sept. 2006
Longueur	729 pages

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