Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Preface vii
4. List of Contributors ix
5. List of Abbreviations xi
6. Introduction 1
7. 1 The Sources of Medieval Learned Law 7
8. 2 The Infrastructure of the Early Ius Commune: The Formation of Regulae, or its Failure 57
9. 3 Ius Quaerens Intellectum: The Method of the Medieval Civilians 77
10. 4 Medieval Family and Marriage Law: From Actions of Status to Legal Doctrine 103
11. 5 The Roman Concept of Ownership and the Medieval Doctrine of Dominium Utile 127
12. 6 Succession to Fiefs: A Ius Commune Feudorum? 143
13. 7 Towards the Medieval Law of Hypothec 159
14. 8 The Ignorant Seller’s Liability for Latent Defects: One Regula or Various Sets of Rules? 175
15. 9 The Glossators’ Monetary Law 219
16. 10 Citations and the Construction of Procedural Law in the Ius Commune 247
17. 11 Doctoribus bona dona danda sunt1: Actions to Recover Unpaid Legal Fees 277
18. Index 295