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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Jurisprudenz LH 2, 4, 2
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excudi potert. Duatenq item uno liberorto, Atr s.ude pecul. luo de accus l.vei de Scto sylan.
2I. In dure ex Ultina Voluntate dilato in diem
vel conditionem incertam; item ex contractu,
conditione collota, in potertatem ius illud ha,
bentis:s quatenq non bransmillitur ad haere,
des ante existentiam diei, vel certificationem
VII. 1.
conditionis.
22. In flareditate, ouatenq eamante scientiam
delortionis, hares ad haredes non transmileit,
nisi fidei commissariqus, Liberi; infans.
quors transmissit ar theodosiana)
23. On factione Vetimae Voluntortis, oprae per
alium fieri non potert, sed iprum restatorem
a Tertibus vel Judiae et audori et videri
III. 6.
necesse est.
nini . 9.
24. In actione Jnivriaru quoad flaredes Rei.
huc revocatio ob fcloniam, inoscatitudinem (quoud haredem actris
2V. 14.
25. Dmacung, tamen actiones alias, negue haredibus
xdantur,
negus contra haredes tantu ca litis contestatione
facta dantur. (Est replica contra t ceptionem cessantis vepia
sentationis)