- The
Statutum in
favorem principum ("Statute in
favour of the princes") of 1231,
reaffirmed in 1232,
counts as one of the most
important sources of law...
- tariffs, coining, and the
right to
build fortification. The 1232
Statutum in
favorem principum mostly extended these privileges to
secular territories. Although...
- (contractual)
provision Third-party contract. Also
known as
pactum in
favorem tertii (German-law-based systems). The
parties are:
promittens 'promisor'...
-
eldest son, was
forced by the
German princes to
promulgate the
Statutum in
favorem principum ("statute in
favor of princes").
Frederick II,
embittered but...
-
conditions for the
revolts such as the Münster Rebellion. With the
Statutum in
favorem principum ("Statute in
Favor of the Princes"), this
regulation of customary...
- policies,
forced him
however to
issue in
Worms on 1 May 1231 the
Statutum in
favorem principum,
directed against the cities, and by
their complaints turned...
- privileges. This
forced Henry to a
complete capitulation, and the
Statutum in
favorem principum ("Statute in
favour of the princes"),
issued at Worms, deprived...
-
sacrarum congregationum,
aliorumque tribunalium declarationes in
ipsorum favorem emanata,
cuncta in duas
partes divisa ... Opus utile, non modò præfatæ...
- were so eman****ted. The
leaning of the
courts of
justice was
always in
favorem libertatis. This
disposition continued until the
impracticability of effecting...
- consummated, may be
granted for the sake of someone's
Christian faith ("in
favorem fidei"),
though not for
other reasons, and that a
valid sacramental marriage...
