Roman Procedural Law and the legal protection of property

Authors

  • Ruggero Mazzi Universidad Nacional de Córdoba

Keywords:

roman procedural law, legal protection of property, procedure law, legis actiones, extra ordinem

Abstract

To study the Roman judicial procedure is to know in its full form the law of Rome. Therefore, this study, far from being an "archaeological" discussion without positive purposes, is a first-order element to clarify the fundamental concepts of law.
This is evident in a tangible way in primitive law, since there the procedural mechanism is interpenetrated and identified almost with the law itself.

Author Biography

  • Ruggero Mazzi, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba

    In 1914 he obtained the title of doctor in Law and Social Sciences, with Dr. Juan Carlos Pitt being dean. His doctoral thesis was titled: “Juvenile delinquents before the law”, Essay on moral orthopedics. The examining board was chaired by Dr. Julio Rodríguez de la Torre, and included as members Dr. Luis E. Rodríguez, Tomás Miguel Argañaraz, Lisandro Novillo Saravia and Pastor Achával.

    Doctors Luis J. Posse and Enrique Martínez Paz and Messrs. Gregorio Sandoval (h) and Valerio Sibilat intervened as replicants. Godfather of the thesis was Dr. Nemesio González, who served as president of the Federal Chamber of Córdoba.

    He was a professor of Maritime Law and Customs Legislation at the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences of the National University of Córdoba.

    He is a member of the Honorable Board of Directors of the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences of the National University of Córdoba.

    Reference
    Anales de la Academia Nacional de Derecho y Ciencias Sociales de Córdoba, tomoa 47 año académico 2008. (2008). Academia Nacional de Derecho y Ciencias Sociales de Córdoba. https://www.acaderc.org.ar/wp-content/blogs.dir/55/files/sites/55/2019/12/Anales2008.pdf

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Published

1919-08-01

Issue

Vol. 6 No. 6 (1919): August

Section

ARTICLES

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How to Cite

Roman Procedural Law and the legal protection of property. (1919). Revista De La Universidad Nacional De Córdoba, 6(6), 438-471. https://revistas.psi.unc.edu.ar/index.php/REUNC/article/view/5762