[IAUOLENUS libro decimo ex Cassio. ] §43.11.2.prUiam publicam populus non utendo amittere non potest.
The people cannot lose a public road by non-use.
Justinian I · The Digest of Justinian §43.11.2.pr
No Loss of Public Roads Through Non-Use
Summary
It states the principle that the public cannot lose its right to a public road through non-use.
Notes
- 43.11.2.prnon utendo — The ablative of the gerund utendo (from the deponent verb utor, "to use") with the negative adverb non, expressing means or cause: "by not using" or "by non-use."
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