Notes on Roman Law: Law of Persons, Law of Contracts (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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It will be Observed that in some of these cases the condition Of the person might have been actually improved, as in the case Of the emancipation Of a son who thus became sui juris, or of a bastard who was made legitimate. There was usually merely a change from one family to another, new family rights being acquired in place of, those lost. Nevertheless, any change was considered a loss Of personality.

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