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Title:	Riparazione del danno extra contrattuale: sistema giuridico romanistico, elaborazione canonistica e prospettive attuali
Authors:	Schipani, Sandro Jing, Li
Keywords:	preaquiliane lex Aquilia damage fault tortious
Issue Date:	23-Jan-2008
Abstract:	Roman jurists stated that the reparation or compensation for tortious damage had already been envisaged by the Twelve Tables. In the classical age, the judge envisaged actiones utiles and actiones in factum as reparation for damage inflicted upon property either by failure to act or indirectly. In the Justinian Code the actio legis Aquiliae was considered the general reparation or compensation for any damage caused by negligent behaviours. In fact, the requirements for reparation and compensation have been considered and defined by courts as early as the lex Aquilia. Thanks to the Roman jurists, the actio legis Aquiliae has become a general form of compensation for any damage, based on the criterion of negligence viewed as the lack of due diligence. This structure was transposed in the fundamental text related to compensation for damage in the Canon law, namely the Si culpa tua. Canon 128 of the code in force has reintroduced in the Canon law a provision which lays down the...
Description:	19. ciclo
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/2108/394
Appears in Collections:	Tesi di dottorato in giurisprudenza

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