Duff Patrick William. Personality in Roman Private Law. Augustus M. Kelley,1938. — 250 p.. 1938

The following pages are an attempt to find out what Roman lawyers thought about juristic Personality, about the right of corporations and other entities to own pro­perty and bring law-suits. This right was certainly ex­tended from individuals to towns and voluntary associa­tions, and perhaps further. But the Romans did not theorise about it, and their ideas must be deduced partly from their language, and more from the rules laid down in law books and the practice we find in literary records and inscriptions. A final chapter discusses whether the ancient Roman law of Personality has any lessons for the present day.

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