327

International Law-continued

states, interdependence, 187
states, rights and duties, 187
Vide Grotius

Zouch and, 179

Intestacy, 35

Iura maiestatis, 235

Iura

summorum imperantium,

236

Hebrew Code, 208

Hereditas iacens, 98

Judicial action, 41

Heres, 85, 89

Hittite Code, 204, 205, 208,

209,

213, 214, 215, 221

Jurisdiction

allegiance and, 50

American Courts, 45-47, 49,

53-54

basis of, 48-50

Chancery, 299, 300

Civil Law, 52

C.L.P. Act, 44

competence of courts, 47

concurrent, 310

contract, 50, 51

distinguished from power, 47

domicile, 48-49

exclusive, 311

foreign courts, 42, 47
how determined, 42-43
internal, 41, 43
international, 41-56
Judicature Acts, 47
limit, 41

meaning of, 41-42, 47
Order XI, 48-60
residence, 48-49
Roman Law, 52

rules for fixing, 42, 43

service outside, 48, 51, 52, 55,
56

Juristic personality, 99
Jurists, antiqui, 142

Civil, 164

Common, 43, 281, 282, 285,
299, 311

Custom, 177, 279-294
Ecclesiastical, 243

English, 21-23, 249-250
European, 154
German, 204
Gortynian, 216
Greek, 215

International, 173-190
Maxims, 259
Morality, 184
Natural, 173
New, 22-35
of Nations, 173

of Nature, 177

Primitive, 203-222
Schools of, 58, 61, 62

Abingdon, 59

Bartolist, 145, 148-150, 151
152, 154, 156
Bologna, 142
Dutch, 160

Legal humanists, 150, 151,

154, 156, 157, 163, 169
National Jurists, 163
Natural Law, 152

Pavia, 142

Scotch, 252-253

Universities and, 163

Law of Nature, 177, 179, 224-

228

Maxims- continued

origin, 260, 275, 276
Potior est conditio possidentis,
254, 269

Qui prior est in tempore potior
est in jure, 271-272
Res judicata pro veritate accipi-
tur, 245

Salus populi suprema lex, 237
Story's, 269

Ubi jus ibi remedium, 266
Vigilantibus non dormientibus
aequitas subvenit, 273
Where equity is equal, the
law prevails, 268

Media of exchange, 209-210
Membrum ruptum, 210
Mirror of Justices, 66
Misrepresentation, 295-314
fraudulent, 307

innocent, 249, 298, 302, 303

remedies, 296

Mistake, 249, 250
Modus, 84

Monasterii, 89

Ptochium, 90-91
Publica utilitas, 233
Punishment, "mirroring," 204

Reception, 144-148, 171. Vide

Roman Law

Reflexwirkung, 241
Reformation, 153
Regalia, 236

Registration, 38, 39
Renaissance, 139-171
Canon Law, 153
Germany, 162-163
influence, 139, 159
jurists of, 157, 159
"Lesser," 147-148
modern law, 155, 171
science of law, 159

Res

ecclesiae, 88

episcopi, 88

sacrae, 89

Rescission, 309, 311
Restitution, 205, 207, 304
aims of, 306

in integrum, 303, 306, 307
in kind, 205, 208, 213, 214
multiple, 205-219
Rights, 223-242
absolute, 229

acquired, 228, 237-238, 241-
242

citizenship, 223-224, 226

customary, 280-281
guaranteed, 223-242

in alieno solo, 289
"innate," 238

jus naturale, 224

legal and equitable, 296
of Man, 229-230
natural, 228-241
naturrecht, 230
of Emperor, 225, 226

of expropriation, 236, 237
positive, 223, 226, 229, 232
privileges and, 239
property, 232
public and private, 224
reflexwirkung, 241
"reserved," 234,
Roman Law and, 224
schools of, 225
state, 223-226

to compensation, 219
vested, 238

331

War, Grotius and causes of, 175–
176

Warranty, 299–302

Wills, 35

Writ, service outside jurisdic-
tion, 47-52

Xenon, 89, 94

Year Books, 69, 77

"Zweck," 96, 98