Course in Comparative Jurisprudence, Synopsis : Second Year Class, 1899-1900, School of Comparative Jurisprudence And Diplomacy, Columbian University
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Titles of property were matters of public registry and classification. Mortgages were notified to the world by monuments erected on the land itself.
Pledges of personal property were known and the pledge of real estate was called by tlie Greek name of antichresis. We find traces of that doctrine of the police power which declares LECTUEBS ON COMPAEATIVE JUEISPRUDENCE. 29 that all property is held subject to certain obligations to the public and to one's neighbor. Hence the rules laid down by- S...olon, and which we are told by the classical jurists of Rome eame to Rome from Solon's system, in regard to boundaries of land, the rights of adjoining proprietors, the building of walls and the plantiug of trees, the digging of wells and cesspools and the situation of graves near a property line.
Greek merchants were famous from early days. Their ships visited every country that could be reached by the methods of navigation then practicable. Hence grew up a kind of com- mercial and maritime law resembling the growth of what we ■ know as the law merchant of England.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Titles of property were matters of public registry and classification. Mortgages were notified to the world by monuments erected on the land itself.
Pledges of personal property were known and the pledge of real estate was called by tlie Greek name of antichresis. We find traces of that doctrine of the police power which declares LECTUEBS ON COMPAEATIVE JUEISPRUDENCE. 29 that all property is held subject to certain obligations to the public and to one's neighbor. Hence the rules laid down by- S...olon, and which we are told by the classical jurists of Rome eame to Rome from Solon's system, in regard to boundaries of land, the rights of adjoining proprietors, the building of walls and the plantiug of trees, the digging of wells and cesspools and the situation of graves near a property line.
Greek merchants were famous from early days. Their ships visited every country that could be reached by the methods of navigation then practicable. Hence grew up a kind of com- mercial and maritime law resembling the growth of what we ■ know as the law merchant of England.
What to read after Course in Comparative Jurisprudence, Synopsis : Second Year Class, 1899-1900, School of Comparative Jurisprudence And Diplomacy, Columbian University?
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