lex aquilia造句

• The Lex Aquilia could not force a rent object or slain slave or herd animal to be replaced, it could only demand monetary compensation.
• Another important statute from the Republican era is the " Lex Aquilia " of 286 BC, which may be regarded as the root of modern tort law.
• If the borrower was liable, then he had an action available against the thief ( the " actio furti " ) or damager under the Lex Aquilia.
• Although the "'Lex Aquilia "'applied only where damage was unlawfully caused, this requirement was satisfied wherever a person was neglectful, as well as acting intentionally.
• The court found that the ground of action for damages for negligent misstatement could and ought to be placed in the extended range of application of the " lex Aquilia ".
• By chance a law existed at Rome, the Lex Aquilia, passed about 286 BCE, which allowed the owners of slaves and animals to seek remedies for damage to their property, either malicious or negligent.
• It was created by the Lex Aquilia in the third century BC, and consisted of two parts : chapter one, which dealt with the killing of another's slave or certain types of animal; and chapter three which related to other types of property.
• The Lex Aquilia contained, besides a penalty for adstipulatores who fraudulently released the debtor and, perhaps, a vaguely indicated procedure for multa as an alternative, in the case which does concern us, two important provisions for a civil remedy for damage to property.