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The Connections between Roman Law and Chinese Civil Law

2023
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PACTUM ANTICHRETICUM IN ROMAN AND MODERN CIVIL LAW

2016
The word antichresis originates from a combination of the Greek words anti (against) and chresis (use). Although this legal institution is known today by its name given by the Ancient Greeks, the practice of antichresis was common also in the cultures preceding the ancient Greece, such as the Sumerian, Akkadian and Mesopotamian.
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Roman Law and Some Questions of Korean Civil Law - Focused on the Possibilities of Roman Law’s Contribution to Law School Education

The Justice, 2021
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Roman and Civil Law in America

Harvard Law Review, 1903
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Civil (Roman) Law

2011
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Civil (Roman) Law

2012
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Actions in Roman and civil law for the protection of immovables

2015
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Textbook of Roman Law

American Journal of Legal History, 1977
A Arthur Schiller
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