《THE LAW OF OBLIGATIONS ROMAN FOUNDATIONS OF THE CIVILIAN TRADITION》求取 ⇩

PART Ⅰ INTRODUCTION—THE CONCEPT OF AN OBLIGATION AND ITS IMPLICATIONS1

1Obligatio—Conceptual and Systematic foundations1

2 Stipulatio alteri, Representation, Cession34

PART ⅡVERBAL OBLIGATIONS68

3 Stipulatio68

4 Stipulatio poenae—Conventional penalties95

5 Suretyship114

PART ⅢREAL OBLIGATIONS153

6 Mutuum—Loan for Consumption153

7 Commodatum, Depositum, Pignus—Loan for Use,Deposit, Pledge188

PART ⅣCONSENSUAL OBLIGATIONS230

8 Emptio venditio Ⅰ—Sale (Basic Requirements)230

9 Emptio venditio Ⅱ—Sale (Main Effects)271

10 Emptio venditio Ⅲ—Sale (Warranty of Title and of Proper Quality)293

11 Locatio conductio Ⅰ—Mainly Lease338

12 Locatio conductio Ⅱ—Contract of Employment, Contract for Work384

13 Mandatum—Mandate413

14 Excursus: Negotiorum gestio433

15 Societas—Partnership451

PART Ⅴ ARRANGEMENTS OUTSIDE THE CONTRACTUAL SCHEME OF CLASSICAL ROMAN LAW477

16Donatio477

17 Pacta and Innominate Real Contracts508

PART ⅥGENERAL PRINCIPLES OF CONTRACTUAL LIABILITY546

18 Formation of Contract546

19 Error—Mistake583

20 Interpretation of Contracts621

21 Metus and Dolus—Duress and Fraud651

22 Invalidity and Reasons for Invalidity678

23 Condicio and Dies—Conditions and Time Clauses716

24 Termination of Obligations748

25 Breach of Contract783

PART ⅦOBLIGATIONS ARISING NEITHER FROM CONTRACT NOR FROM DELICT834

26 Unjustified Enrichment834

PART Ⅷ THE LAW OF DELICTS902

27Delict in General902

28 Furtum—Theft922

29 Lex Aquilia Ⅰ953

30 Lex Aquilia Ⅱ998

31 Actio iniuriarum—Infringements of Personality Rights1050

32 Strict Liability1095

Index of Main Sources (including Table of Cases)1143

Subject Index1207