- less po****r. In
later eras, a
gradual ****imilation of
legates and
fideicommissa took place;
under Justinian, the two
institutions were fused, in an...
-
confirm the codicil, all
provisions in the
codicil were
considered fideicommissa. Furthermore, a will that did not
nominate an heir
could be considered...
- and
leave legacies to
third parties. Over time a
separate system of
fideicommissa ("trusts"),
which allowed greater flexibility,
developed alongside the...
-
private between the
transferring parties, such as in the
establishment of
fideicommissa (Roman trusts). The need for
establishing ownership by
means other than...
- no new ones may be established. For the law of
German and
Austrian fideicommissa in particular, an 862-page
manual by the
German legal scholar Philipp...
- In the
Digesta ****II, 11 of
Ulpian (AD 222–228) it is
decreed that
fideicommissa (testamentary provisions) may also be
composed in Gaulish.
Writing at...
- is not
favoured in
South African common law. A
presumption against fideicommissa exists, but only
where there is
doubt as to
whether a
testator intended...
- in
Latin until the 220s, in the
legal opinion of
Ulpian (ca. 215),
fideicommissa (bequests in trust) were not
limited to
Latin or even Gr****, but could...
- minima. Two
praetors were
appointed by
Claudius for
matters relating to
Fideicommissa (trusts), when the
business in that
department of the law had become...
- the nobles' tax-exemption and the aviticitas, but the magnates' 31
fideicommissa remained intact.
Although the
peasant tenants received the ownership...
