Conflicts, Contract Enforcement, and Business Communities in the Archive of the Sulpicii

Broekaert, Wim

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“…One is left with the impression that the parties did not necessarily proceed under the elaborate rules of Roman law. 161 In many respects, the theory and practice of legal transactions entered into in the context of maritime trade were borrowed from Greek law, which had a different approach to ownership and possession. In the Sulpicius archive, the considerable impact of Greek legal thinking on notarial practice can be readily traced.…”

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Roman Law and Maritime Commerce

Candy¹,

Ferrándiz

2022

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Roman Law and Maritime Commerce

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Conflicts, Contract Enforcement, and Business Communities in the Archive of the Sulpicii

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