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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Jurisprudenz LH 2, 3, 3 (shelfmark Lh 2, 3, 3)
# Folio 29r, page id 00068400:0057
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Quicquid juris naturalis ac divimi est, etiam
juris civilis haberi debet
Circa quae pacta fieri possunt circa ea etiam
leges condi possunt.
Leges juri naturae contrariae condi possunt
circa illa omnia in quibus aliquis juri suo-
renuntiare potest.
Cessante lege civili promuntiandum est secundum
19 naturae.
Discrimen inter merum jus et aequitatem
Utrumde lex ad eum casum extendi possit, quae
in quo eadem ratio vide ft. Videtur cum
Videt lex scilicet aequitatem habet. Non ita
cum duram esse constat,
Tractatio de principum rescriptis non
pertinet ad doctrinam de Legibus, sed
ad doctrinam de judiciis, sententiis, etc