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- - - - 2.4.1.1 Leges (Legislation)
      - 2.4.1.2 Ius Honorarium (Magesterial Law)
      - 2.4.1.3 Case Law
      - 2.4.1.4 Juristic Writings (Responsa Prudentium)
    - - 2.4.2.1 Custom
- - - - i. substitutio vulgaris (vulgar substitution)
      - ii. substitutio pupillaris (pupillary substitution)
      - iii. substitutio exemplaris
- - - - i The first code
      - ii Digest of pandects (533 A.D.)
      - iii The Fifty Decisions
      - iv The Institutes (533 A.D.)
      - v The Second Code ( Codex repetitae praelectionis, 534 A.D.)
      - vi The Novels ( Novellae constitutiones)
- - - - i Birth in lawful marriage
      - ii legitimation
      - iii Adoption
- - - - 4.1.4.1 Consequences of marriage not in manus
    - - i Dos profectitia
      - ii Dos adventitia
      - iii Dos receptitia
      - 4.1.5.1 Donatio propter nuptias
  - - - 4.2.1.1 Appointment of tutors
      - 4.2.1.2 Restrictions on appointment
      - 4.2.1.3 Termination of tutorship
      - 4.2.1.4 Main duties of tutors
      - 4.2.1.5 Control of tutors
    - - I Cura Furiosi
      - II Cura Minoris
- - - - i. Res corporales and res incoporales
      - ii. Res mancipi and res mancipi
      - iii. Res mobilis and res immobiles
  - - - Remedies of the transferee
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      - iii.
- - - - Meaning of Servitudes
      - Servitudes as rights over another person’s property
      - Categories of Servitudes
    - - Meaning of Praedial Servitudes
      - Dominant and Servient Tenements
      - Types of Praedial Servitudes
        
        A. Rural Servitudes
        
        Right of way (iter, actus, via)
        
        Right to draw water (aqueductus)
        
        Right to drive cattle or animals
        
        Right of access across neighboring land
        
        B. Urban Servitudes
        
        Right to build or rest a wall on another’s land
        
        Right to forbid a neighbor from raising the height of his building
        
        Right to discharge rainwater onto neighboring land
        
        Right to prevent obstruction of light or view
    - - Nature of Personal Servitudes
      - Types of Personal Servitudes
        
        Usufructus (Usufruct)
        
        Usus
        
        Habitatio
        
        Operae Servorum vel Animalium
    - - Creation of Servitudes
        
        Agreement
        
        Judicial award
        
        Prescription (longi temporis praescriptio)
      - Termination of Servitudes
        
        Death or loss of capacity of holder
        
        Meger (confusion)
        
        Renunciation
        
        Non-use for the prescribed period