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CANON LAW

J004 – Institutions of Roman Law

D. CECCARELLI MOROLLI

Course Information

Professor: Danilo Ceccarelli Morolli  dcm@post.com

Program: Tue. III-IV, Thu. I-II, 1st sem., 2 cr., 3 ECTS [4/X-10/XI]

Content

    • Certain fundamental juridical notions and various ages of the Roman Law.
    • The sources of production of Roman Law and the role of Roman jurisprudence.
    • A brief survey of the codification of Roman Law established by Justinian.
    • The “subjects” of Roman law, their juridical capacity and status.
    • Juridical institutions regarding the family.
    • The evolution of Roman civil process.
    • Marriage in Roman law.
    • The will and inheritance.
    • Obligations and contracts and the notion of negotium iuridicum.
    • Property
    • Roman penal law and procedural law.

 

Scope

To present the Roman juridical experience as a source of the Civil Law family with special reference to the present canon law.

Bibliography

D. Ceccarelli Morolli, A Brief Outline of Roman Law, Roma 2012;

 

A. Lovato & S. Puliatti & L. Solidoro, Diritto privato romano, Torino 2014;

 

O. Robleda, Introduzione allo studio del diritto romano, Roma 1979.