罗马法中因疯狂和浪费而丧失行为能力的规定

The Legal History Review Pub Date : 2023-12-22 DOI:10.1163/15718190-20233405

Christine Lehne-Gstreinthaler

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内容提要本文专门论述罗马法中对精神失常者和挥霍无度者的剥夺行为能力程序。在文学和法律资料的基础上，试图更详细地解释丧失行为能力的程序。本文特别关注禁治产的概念以及医生参与此类程序的问题。

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Zur Entmündigung wegen Wahnsinn und Verschwendung im römischen Recht

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This article is devoted to the incapacitation procedure for insane and profligate persons in Roman law. On the basis of literary and legal sources, an attempt is made to explain the incapacitation procedure in more detail. Special attention is given to the concept of interdiction and the question of involvement of physicians in such proceedings.

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