), declarant, declaration, declaratory, decree, decree absolute, decree nisi, deed, deed poll, defalcate, defamation, default, defeasible, defeat, defence, defendant, deferred sentence, de jure, delict (Roman law), demand, demandant, demisit sine prole, demur, demurrer, denunciation (obsolete),...
Liability in duplum: Legal consequence of a delict or increase of lis?’. Legal consequence of such an infringement is (compulsory and automatic) nullity of the corresponding agreement. Legal consequence of Bank BNI’s credit contract which does not meet the provision of Consumer Protection Act ...
tributivism. Kelsen notes that the third – the ‘substantialising’ tendency which makes it possible to match the severity of sanction and delict – is lacking, with states free to respond to perceived injuries however they choose; he characterises this as ‘one of the worst lacks in the ...
Antisocial Activitiesmeans a culpable act such as an administrative delict. UnderAct No. 583/2008 Coll. on the prevention of crime and other antisocial activities,as amended, antisocial activities are deemed to be any conduct which does not constitute an administrative delict but has anadverse effec...
TortlawThelawoftortsTort和Delict的区别二者均可指侵权行为，区别在于，适用大陆法系法律的州或地区多用delict表示侵权，（如路易斯安那州便通用该词）故大陆法系中的delict是英美法系中tort的对应词。Delictisthecivillawequivalentofthecommon-lawtort.Manycircumstances Theplaintiffinacivilsuitisordinarilyentitledto...
Thus, long into modernity, law was rarely understood as an object one could shape or as an instrument of change. It is not by chance that one of the earliest examples of a normative order oriented towards alterability and change was the canonical law of the Catholic church of the late Mid...
property (Article 24(1). Soon afterwards, the Court added in C-261/90 Reichert IIthat the sameactio paulianawas neither a provisional measure nor an action bringing proceedings concerned with the enforcement of a judgment. It was also not a matter relating to tort, delict or quasi-delict. ...
This contribution considers a set of examples from Roman law that demonstrates the early beginnings and growth of a legal system as an anticipatory system. The examples are drawn from the law of contract and the law of civil wrongs (delict/torts) and span the period from early Roman law in...
The lessons learned in discussing the Jus Personarum have been forgotten where the Jus Rerum is reached, and Property, Contract, and Delict, have been considered as if no hints concerning their original nature were to be gained from the facts ascertained respecting the original condition of ...
Still, it was really just a renumbering and not a rewording, deemed necessary in the sweeping 2016 recodification of the law of obligations that bypassed the law of delict at the time, though.[11] The actual substantive reform of French tort law is still in the pipeline, however, despite ...