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Justinian I · The Digest of Justinian §44.2.13.pr

Same Quantity, Same Right, and the Res Judicata Plea

Passage 7226 of 9271 · Latin

Summary

Ulpian presents the same quantity and the same right as the criteria for applying the exception of res judicata.

[ULPIANUS libro septuagesimo quinto ad edictum. ] §44.2.13.prquantitas eadem, idem ius,
[ULPIAN, on the edict, book seventy-five.] the same quantity, the same right,

Notes

  1. §44.2.13.prquantitas eadem, idem ius — These phrases are coordinated with the indirect question (an idem corpus sit) in the preceding fragment (D. 44.2.12.pr), and are understood with the omission of the conjunction `an` and the subjunctive verb `sit` (i.e., `an quantitas eadem [sit], [an] idem ius [sit]`). They represent the remaining two requirements (same quantity, same right) for the defense of res judicata.

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