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- Title
NORMATIVE AND PRACTICAL ASPECTS RELATED TO THE CAUSES OF DIVORCE IN THE ROMAN LAW.
- Authors
AHMEDI, Sulejman
- Abstract
This research includes an analysis of the causes for divorce in Roman law and divorce adjustment mode by legal provisions. Divorce and marriage are ancient institutions of family and matrimonial law, which first states since ancient times have tended to regulate them through legal provisions. Many principles and rules are adopted by Roman law legal systems of many modern states with the aim of unifying their private national law. This trend is particularly noticeable in the member states of the European Union referred to Ius Commune, which at the same time is a common basis of legal practice worldwide. The Roman law and Roman jurists work techniques present a model with permanent value for legal doctrine and jurisprudence of many countries when it comes to the practical operation of law and its social needs adjustment. In Roman law the divorce recognized since Lex Iulia de adulteris, the law issued in the reign of Augustus in 18 BC, which in turn determine and codification rate oldest own justice. Through this lex (law) removed from the power of the affected family an important part of the violation of adultery and punishment of perpetrators by treating it through public authorities. In this supplement form we can find this law in the Corpus Iuris Civilis and it has influence in the martial law in Europe until the modern age. Also divorce was.
- Publication
Vizione, 2015, Vol 23, p241
- ISSN
1409-8962
- Publication type
Article