Abstract:

In the Roman law, the same concept of guarantee is possible to be studied in the asset of the unleverable refuge conversion where the current and future values of the refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge refuge ref The most obvious feature of the Roman reef law is that the reef could be established without submission through an unformed agreement (conventio pignoris) between the tribes. This transformation finds its legitimacy in the formation of law by ius praetorium taking into account the practices of the business life and the economic requirements of the period. The recognition of legal protection to Conventio pignoris is also of great importance in the appearance of the right of the refuge as an equal right (ius in rem). In fact, the possibility of the right of the kidnapping to be extended to third parties where the property is possessed when necessary has arisen by the methods of protection recognized by ius praetorium. In particular, the result of the expansion of interdictum Salvianum and later interdictum Salvianum, actio Serviana was deemed that the right to claim may be directed to third parties; the right to claim of the right to claim of the right to claim of the right to claim of the right to claim of the right to claim of the right to claim of the right to claim of the right to claim of the right to claim of the right to claim of the right to claim of the right to claim of the right to claim. In this context, the study focuses on the conventio pignoris (conventio pignoris) established between the parties in the Roman law, the role of this agreement to be subject to legal protection over time and the recognition of the right of the refuge as a limited equal right, and aims to undermine the transformation and causes of the Roman law of the refuge.

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