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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Jurisprudenz LH 2, 3, 4
# Folio 49v, page id 00068401:0098
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Si quaeritur utrum melius jus saxonicum an Romanum circa Recon-
vrationem distinguerem; si lix promei absolvi possit, molea conjungi
sin miau noli nova difficultate justiciata suffluminari. poset siocessu
Reconventorius eodem tempore incipere, et si non simul obsolveletur
divriso artis juticio actisques ita tantundem emporis ucraremur
 quoi praestaret quam cumsaxonibus expectno exitum conrentionis
quae Epectiones insint ipso jure considerandum. Si pars soluta
sit, ipso jure minuitur actro dicitur, et tamen allegatione est opus
in actiorbus bonae fidei exceptiones doli, metus, etc. ipso jare
insunt, quia ambito actionis continetar quod aeqquam est
videndum si revabsolute actor novas proba
tiones invendat, videndum anvero sit
absolutus ab instantia an vero abactione
s pasterius opus est restitutione in interrum
cum sententia in rem judicatam tansit
quod non sit in criminalibus fit nunquam