Bartolus On the Conflict of Laws
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' Dig. 1. 9. 6 and particularly Code 4. 42. 2 and Code 4. 63. 4.
[51] BARTOLUS Power of the former state? It seems not, though expressly so provided by statute, as has often been said. Custom observes the contrary rule. It is thus proved.
Territory is so called from terrifying.^ But while the army of this state is there, terrifies and coerces that place, properly an offense there committed may be punished by the sovereign, although committed in that territory; as Nicolas Matarellus and James... Buttrigarius held.
(§47). Likewise I ask what if it were not expressly provided in the statute, but the statute spoke simply, would it extend beyond the territory? For this investiga- tion I put the question previously exam- ined. It is provided by the statute of the city of Perugia that the Power may inquire of any homicide whatever, or proceed by accusation or by inquisition. It is pro- vided in another statute that a certain 1 Dig. 1. 16. 239. § 8.
[52] CONFLICT OF LAWS penalty shall be imposed for homicide.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I.
' Dig. 1. 9. 6 and particularly Code 4. 42. 2 and Code 4. 63. 4.
[51] BARTOLUS Power of the former state? It seems not, though expressly so provided by statute, as has often been said. Custom observes the contrary rule. It is thus proved.
Territory is so called from terrifying.^ But while the army of this state is there, terrifies and coerces that place, properly an offense there committed may be punished by the sovereign, although committed in that territory; as Nicolas Matarellus and James... Buttrigarius held.
(§47). Likewise I ask what if it were not expressly provided in the statute, but the statute spoke simply, would it extend beyond the territory? For this investiga- tion I put the question previously exam- ined. It is provided by the statute of the city of Perugia that the Power may inquire of any homicide whatever, or proceed by accusation or by inquisition. It is pro- vided in another statute that a certain 1 Dig. 1. 16. 239. § 8.
[52] CONFLICT OF LAWS penalty shall be imposed for homicide.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bartolo, of Sassoferrato, 1313-1357 to read onlineMoreLess
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