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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Jurisprudenz LH 2, 8, 1
# Folio 2r, page id 00068467:0003
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Leibnitui Consilium pro Boineburgio adversus Regem Vall
in caressa debiti.
Facti species,
Legati Regis Gallae Titio, Germano atque in Germania
commoranti, persuasere, ut redderet cambii literas 20000 sca–
tatorum a Legato Hispanico sibi datas, ius quoddam sibi
in Hispanos, ac promisere, quanti ea res qet, Regem suum
praestiturum. Huius fidem secutus Titius cum in Galliam
venisset, reditus quoslam certi terrarum districtus aRege
obtinuit percipiendos, donec vicies mille scutatis relu-
erentur. Cumque aliquandiu in quieta possessione fuerit
quastio nunc est, an Fiscus ejus successoribus adimere
moctuo possessionem queat, praetexta peregrinitatis, nullis
naturalitatis literis sublatae.
Respondeo, secundum ea quae proponuntur, non posse.
Nam T. F itius est in possessione, aut fuit certe ante
nuperam turbationem, siqua facta est. Jam, qui in possessione
est, non turbari, aut turbatus restitui debet, quo vsque causa
cognita legitimo iudicio vincatur. Causae autem cogni–
tio sine citatione nulla est. Fitius igitur, cum citatus
non sit, privari nunc quidem perceptione oppignoratorum
fcuctuum non potest, quousque scilicet in eo dericiendo ivris
ordo