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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Jurisprudenz LH 2, 4, 2
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6. Conditio mere negatiua modus esse intelligitur
in ult. Volunt. V.g. haeres meus esto, si debitu
à Caio non exegeris, ibi non opus est exepectare
dum moriatur, ul appareat eun non exegisle
sed statim fit haeres, si caucat de eo non
exigendo. Madus enim dat proie sed ad Con,
ditionem resolutiuam, oqua existente iterun
adimit, (Si debito dies nullus ordiectus sratim debetur.