ROMAN LAW WITH ONLINE TESTS - WOJCIECH DAJCZAK, TOMASZ GIARO, FRANCISZEK LONGCH

Discover the fascinating world of Roman law with our textbook! It is an invaluable tool for law students, applicants, and all lovers of antiquity. With it, you will delve into the secrets of Roman private law, learn Latin legal terminology, and understand how ancient principles influence modern European law. Prepare for exams and expand your knowledge in an accessible and interactive way!

• Practical case studies taken from Roman legal sources
• Clear three-column layout to facilitate analysis
• Paraphrases of original texts in contemporary language
• Author's comments with reference to modern European law
• Synoptic tables to organize changes and legal developments
• Latin legal maxims with reference to the present
• Online tests to check acquired knowledge

The textbook "Roman Law" from the Legal Workshops series is a comprehensive study that combines theory and practice. By working directly with sources in a clear, three-column layout, you will gain valuable experience in Roman law and Latin legal terminology. The authors, well-known scientists and experienced educators, present difficult academic topics in an accessible way, making this book an invaluable support for daily learning and exam preparation.

The topics necessary to master the subject are presented in 6 chapters, covering the history and tradition of Roman law, the formation and protection of private rights, persons and family, inheritance, possession and property rights, and obligations. Each chapter contains a collection of case studies taken from Roman legal sources, which have been supplemented with paraphrases of original texts, author's comments, and references to modern European law.

The clear, three-column layout of the text facilitates the analysis of case studies. The individual columns contain paraphrases of the source text, the legal problem and related sources, and author's comments with references to modern codification regulations. The case studies presented in the book come from the rich treasury of Roman legal sources, especially the Digests of Justinian. The book also contains synoptic tables organizing changes and legal developments, as well as Latin legal maxims expanded with references to the present.

The book is especially recommended for students looking for a textbook to help them prepare for the exam, for applicants and practicing lawyers who want to deepen their knowledge, for lecturers looking for interesting materials for conducting classes, for lovers of antiquity, its heritage and contemporary significance, and for people interested in legal culture and European legal tradition. The C.H. Beck publishing house guarantees the high quality and reliability of the presented content.

Edition: Pages: 224, Format: 279x216 mm. Year of publication: 2025, binding: paperback. Publisher: C.H. Beck. Number of pages: 224. Binding: paperback. Format: 279x216 mm.