Ius romanum

• 

  Año 2021, Número 1

  • ROMAN LAW

    • Some reflections on the roman and modern concept of the contractus (bulgarian language)

      Juan Manuel Blanch Nougués

      págs. 17-47

      

    • Contrahere obligationem in classical roman law (bulgarian language)

      Adolfo Wegmann Stockebrand

      págs. 48-70

      

    • The roman idea of the "perpetuation of the obligation" and the problem of contractual liability (bulgarian language)

      Riccardo Cardilli

      págs. 71-96

      

    • Debtors and debts: New perspectives (bulgarian language)

      Sebastiano Tafaro

      págs. 97-121

      

    • On the atypical synallagmatic conventions in the thought of classical jurists (bulgarian language)

      Luigi Garofalo

      págs. 122-174

      

    • Observations on the postclassical system of guarantees for defects in roman trading (italian language)

      Gábor Hamza

      págs. 175-198

      

    • The double sale a non domino: Remarks on D. 19.1.31.2 and D. 6.2.9.4 (bulgarian language)

      Salvatore Antonio Cristaldi

      págs. 199-225

      

    • "Maiora quis pondera tibi commodavit cum emeres ad pondus". Notes to D. 47.2.52.22 (ulp., 37 ad ed.) (bulgarian language)

      Mariagrazia Rizzi

      págs. 226-246

      

    • The origin of the regulae iuris: Special reference to the principle "pacta sunt servanda" (bulgarian language)

      María Etelvina de las Casas León

      págs. 247-280

      

    • Obligatio, solutio, satisfactio et probatio (bulgarian language)

      María Lourdes Martínez de Morentin Llamas

      págs. 281-309

      

    • The evolution over time of modes of set-off (bulgarian language)

      María del Pilar Pérez Álvarez

      págs. 310-341

      

    • Emphyteuseos contractus (bulgarian language)

      Malina Novkirichka-Stoyanova

      págs. 342-373

      

    • Reflections about confusion as means of extinction of obligations guaranteed by bond (english language)

      María del Carmen Jiménez Salcedo

      págs. 374-393

      

    • The urban origins of the edicts "de effusis vel deiectis" and "de positis vel suspensis" (bulgarian language)

      Luis Rodríguez Ennes

      págs. 394-414

      

    • Bona fides in roman civil procedure (english language)

      Milka Rakochevich

      págs. 415-436

      

    • Leonine partnership in roman law (bulgarian language)

      Stoyan Panayotov Ivanov

      págs. 437-450

      

  • ROMAN LEGAL TRADITION

    • The origins and the influence of the Swiss Civil Code (bulgarian language)

      Jean-Philippe Dunand

      págs. 451-485

      

    • Extraordinary contract law or how to settle contractual problems during a pandemic (bulgarian language)

      Pascal Pichonnaz

      págs. 486-511

      

    • Consensuality of real loan. Continuity and discontinuity in the discipline of the loan contract between roman law, italy and china (bulgarian language)

      Antonio Saccoccio

      págs. 512-548

      

    • Reflexions about damnum: Damnum and damage, the history of two false cognates? (bulgarian language)

      Emmanuelle Chevreau

      págs. 574-598

      

    • Scientific consubstancial values to the legal dogmatic and the theory of legal business (english language)

      Juan Miguel Alburquerque Sacristán

      págs. 599-621

      

    • Error, fraus, metus. The influence of roman law and romanistic tradition on european principles of obligation and contract law relating to vices of consent (bulgarian language)

      María Luisa López Huguet

      págs. 622-653

      

    • Societas, societas publicanorum and peculium in the context of contemporary corporate entities (english language)

      Aleksandar Klimovski, Timco Mucunski

      págs. 654-665

      

    • Datio in solutum necessaria in roman law. Development and comparative law perspective (bulgarian language)

      Verónica Daniela Díaz Sazo

      págs. 666-676