Legal History Review
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Print ISSN : 0441-2508
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A trend of the research on the interdicts in the ancient Roman Law
one branch of the legal history concerning the administration or government
Takeshi SASAKI
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2009 Volume 58 Pages 141-169,en10

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In contrast to “actio”, the interdicts in the ancient Roman Law are considered to be administrative, but in the some recent trends of the research on the interdicts, one is toward the regulations or rules as an administrative or governmental action, referring the interdicts as material, on the basis of the archeological and historical results which were gained not from the centralistic view of history but from the regional one.
On a parallel with the Roman Law study itself, in which the jurisprudence and the historical studies intertwine, this trend consists of two kinds of research ; one clarifies the contents and the procedure of the protection by interdicts, and another analyses the situation of Roman administration with the intention of studying legal history. Therefore, by assimilating the results of various sciences related to legal history, the prospects of the research on the interdicts as to new issues and methods would be good.

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