Philosophical Background of the Condictio Claims in Classical Roman Law (CROSBI ID 267267)
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Held, Henrik-Riko
engleski
Philosophical Background of the Condictio Claims in Classical Roman Law
In this article the author analyses the problem of the philosophical background of the condictio claims in classical Roman law from three different aspects. First he deals with the issue of the apparent origins of the philosophical principles and concepts associated with condictio claims in sources such as ius naturale, aequitas, natura, etc. After dismissing the possibility of their postclassical origin, the focus of the analysis shifts to the possible influences of certain Greek philosophical schools on them, namely the Peripatetics and the Stoics. Finally, the actual reach of such influence is discussed.
condictio, unjustified enrichment, ius naturale, aequitas, Roman law
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Podaci o izdanju
69 (3)
2019.
347-375
objavljeno
0350-2058
1849-1154
10.3935/zpfz.69.3.02