-
condictio furtiva (a
personal action). With the aid of the
actio legis Aquiliae (a
personal action), the
plaintiff could claim damages from the defendant...
-
condictio furtiva (a
personal action). With the aid of the
actio legis Aquiliae (a
personal action), the
plaintiff could claim damages from the defendant...
- property: the
condictio furtiva, the
actio ad
exhibendum and the
actio legis Aquiliae. They are all
personal remedies rather than real ones. The
condictio furtiva...
-
there are two main
remedies available to plaintiffs: the
actio legis Aquiliae, or
Aquilian action,
which relates to
patrimonial loss (i.e.
economic damages);...
-
condictio furtiva (a
personal action). With the aid of the
actio legis Aquiliae (a
personal action), the
plaintiff could claim damages from the defendant...
- - one
fourth as
compensation and
three fourth as penalty.
Actio legis Aquiliae – in
cases of ****um
iniuria datum, or
injury to property. This
actio was...
-
African law of
delict is
based [...] on
three pillars: the
actio legis Aquiliae, the
actio iniuriarum and the
action for pain and suffering.
Unlike the...
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between the
highest value and the
value after the damage. The
actio legis Aquiliae was a
penal action with the
ordinary consequence that it did not lie against...
- 392–393. Thomasius, C., Hewett, M. L., & Zimmermann, R. (2000).
Larva legis aquiliae : the mask of the lex
aquilia torn off the
action for
damage done : a legal...
