UNDUE PAYMENT OF GOODS BETWEEN ROMAN TRADITION AND THE PRESENT TIME
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15837/aijjs.v11i2.3161Abstract
Undue payment is one of the numerous legal institutions created by the eminent Roman legal advisers, who, by exquisitely developing the legal technique and practice would create that certain tool which would valorize the subjective rights in regard to reestablishing the equilibrium and the equivalence which the parties of a legal obligation report owe to one another, within an uncorrupted legal circuit; these institutions would later prove their viability and permanence across centuries, being reconfigured according to the new factors which configure law in the modern and contemporary age within the continental system of law.
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