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Coercion in contracts. The origins of violence as a defect of consent in medieval Romanesque-Canonical doctrine (12th-15th century)

2022
La notion de violence dans les contats est héritée de la notion romaine de metus (la crainte). C’est l’une des notions que les juristes médiévaux ont longuement débattu lors de la redécouverte du Corpus de Justinien et de la renaissance juridique du XIIe siècle. On doit l’expression « vice du consentement » aux juristes du droit naturel moderne du XIXe
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Is human bone allograft safe for the management of alveolar defects? A primer for patient consent.

Journal of the Massachusetts Dental Society, 2008
Allograft bone has been used safely and extensively in dental and implant surgery for more than 35 years, and increased federal regulation only serves to enhance an exceptional safety record. However, proper selection of tissue from accredited banks by a knowledgeable clinician, and compliance with tracking and recordkeeping recommendations, will ...
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Remedies of Defects in consent bei CESL(P)

Korean Institute for Aggregate Buildings Law, 2018
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Defects in Consent: An Assessment of Chapter Five of the Proposal for a Common European Sales Law

European Review of Contract Law, 2012
Ackermann, Thomas, Franck, Jens-Uwe
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