THE LEGAL REGIME OF POSSESSION IN ROMAN LAW

THE LEGAL REGIME OF POSSESSION IN ROMAN LAW

Unlike modern legal doctrine, the Romans, practitioners by definition, saw in their possession an independent legal title.According to the Roman conception, subjective rights and states of affairs are not synonymous, and possession was a state of affairs (legally protected since the time of the republic.).As a result, they never perceived possessio

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Human rights and modern biomedicine: problems and perspectives

The article is devoted to the emerging threats to human rights in the context of the development of biomedical technologies, as well as to the identification of social risks requiring legal resolution in this area.It suggests a human rights model for regulating innovative methods of diagnosis and treatment.The purpose of the article is to analyze l

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