An Introduction to Roman Law
Douban
Barry Nicholas / Ernest Metzger
Übersicht
Roman Private Law claims the attention of the modern reader for two reasons. It is the most original product of the Roman mind. And it is the main source of the common stock of legal ideas which characterizes the "Civil Law" systems of the modern world and distinguishes them from the systems which derive from the English Common Law. This book sketches the history of Roman Private Law from the Twelve Tables to modern times, and sets out the elements of the system. It does not attempt to summarize the whole law, but explains and evaluates its most characteristic and influential feature.
Inhalt
Foreword, Ernest Metzger
Preface
History and Sources of the Law
I: Introduction
II: Sources of the Law
III: The Work of Justinian
IV: The Second Life of Roman Law
V: Ius Naturale, Ius Gentium
Law of Persons
Law of Property
Law of Obligations
I: Contracts
II: Delict and Quasi-Delict
III: Quasi-Contract
Select Bibliography, Ernest Metzger
Glossary, Ernest Metzger
Index