Schriften der Universität zu Kiel: Schriften der Universität zu Kiel aus dem Jahre 1859

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URN:: urn:nbn:de:gbv:8:2-5496677

Persistent identifier:: PPN799080608

Title:: Schriften der Universität zu Kiel

Sub title:: aus d. Jahre

Document type:: Periodical

Year of publication:: 1855

Place of publication:: Kiel; Universitätsbibliothek Kiel

Language:: German; Latin

Collection:: prints; Kiel University Papers; Chronicles and schedules of lectures (1665-2000)

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URN:: urn:nbn:de:gbv:8:2-5704502

Persistent identifier:: PPN1025533550

Title:: Schriften der Universität zu Kiel aus dem Jahre 1859

Signature:: Y 2512-6 2.Expl.

Document type:: Volume

Publisher:: Mohr

Year of publication:: 1860

Place of publication:: Kiel

Language:: German; Latin

Collection:: prints; Kiel University Papers; Chronicles and schedules of lectures (1665-2000)

Physical location:: Universitätsbibliothek Kiel

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Title:: De Quaestione, Quanto Modo Heres, Qui Hereditatem Inventario Neglecto Adiit, Legata Debeat?

Author:: Seestern-Pauly, H. H. W.

Structure type:: Article

Language:: Latin

THESES. 1. Si heredes ab intestato sunt, quibus portio legitima debetur, et alter praeteritus de inofficioso agit alter e portione legitima institutus jus agendi de inofficioso non habet, ille testainentum pro parte tantum intestati rescindit et banc partem ab extraneo solo, qui heres scriptus hereditatem adiit, vindicat. 2. Pactum in continenti stipulationi adjectum e parte debitoris solius stipulationi inest, et ipso jure quidem ad stipulationem pro debitore mutandam vim habet; neque pactum hujusmodi e parte actoris stipulationi inesse potest. 3. Tres vel duo testes, qui secundum jus canonicum in testamentis ad pias causas adhibentur, sunt testes solemnes. 4. Forum contractus valet, etsi debitor tempore, quo actio movetur, in ejus territorio non adest neque ibidem bona possidet. 5. Hodie condictione indebiti usuras morae petere nobis licet, quamquam secundum jus Justiniani contrarium valuit. 6. Incertae partis vindicatio non datur, nisi is, qui vindicat, habet justain igno- rantiam.

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