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Title: The actiones de novi operis and damni infecti : nature and devlopment
Authors: Mizzi, John-Victor
Agius, Josette
Keywords: Civil law -- Malta
Contracts -- Malta
Issue Date: 1985
Publisher: Għaqda Studenti tal-Liġi
Citation: Mizzi, J. V., & Agius, J. (1985). The actiones de novi operis and damni infecti: nature and devlopment. Id-Dritt, 13, 44-78.
Abstract: The origins of the actiones de novi operis and damni infecti can only be traced as far back as Roman Law and are both of praetorial origin. Their preventive character is of practical importance and this is sustained by the fact that they have been retained throughout history in the major civil codes. Even though they might have simply given rise to a temporary remedy, they have reappeared in modern legislation with the same structure and with no less use.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/63990
Appears in Collections:Id-Dritt : Volume 13 : 1985
Id-Dritt : Volume 13 : 1985

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