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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Jurisprudenz LH 2, 8, 1
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orlo non sematur. Haec igitur allegatio est dilatoria tantum
et a iudiciorum forma petita Videamus alias peremptorias
ac perpetuas, quae ex ipses causae monumentis oriuntue.
Nimirum II. Fitius nontantum in possessione naturali est.
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nam huc usque fruitur; sed et ciuili; nam et bona fide, et con-
cessionis Regiae iusto titulo possidet; denique poater possessio-
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nem et iure nititur. Quicunque enim autorem suae possessi-
onis suive iuris eum habet, qui ivre rem tenuit, is ivre te
nere intelligitur. Regem autem iure tenuisse, nemonegauerit
et Fitium autore Rege accepisse, ex facto suppono. Firmata
igitur Titii intentio erit, nisi aliqua exceptione elidatur.
Auisquis autem allegationem firmatam, seu, ut vulgo loquun-
tus, fundatam intentionem habet, id est, praesumtione iuris
instructus est, in ejus praeidicium ante probatam exceptio–
nem fieri nihil debet, aut, siquid fiat, in continenti reuo-
candum est.
Videamus igitur III. quanam quove iure opponatur Ex
ceptio. Fa vero talis esse dicitur; sus et possessio aRege
concessa rata esse debent, nisi is, cui concessa sunt, sit pere
grinus, et sine literis naturalitatis moriatur; tunc enim
quod concessum est, redit ad Regem. Inde argumentum
fiet erusmoi: Quicquid peregrino sine naturalitatis li-
teris in Gallia relinquitur, id Regi acquiritur. Fitius
et haredes peregrini sunt, et nullas naturalitatis literas
impetrait; proinde quandocunque sitius morietur, ejus