The Science of Law

action actual amount application ascertain becomes body breach of contract called character circumstances civil claims Code Napoléon codification conception condition considerations constitution contract courts of justice crime criminal law customs definite delicts determined distinct easement England English law equity essential evidence existence experience extent fact favour fraud Government ground groups human implies important individual institution international law judge judicial jury laws of ownership legal system legislation legislature limits marriage matter meaning ment method mode modern moral national law nature object offence owner particular parties peculiar penalty persons physical popular possession possible practice present presumptions primitive primitive community principles punishment QUASI-CONTRACTS question recognized relations respect rights and duties rights of ownership Roman law rule of law social society sort statute supreme political authority systems of law term things tion topic true unwritten law whole wholly