Laesio enormis (Latin: abnormal harm) is a legal doctrine that gives a contracting party the ability to rescind an agreement if the price of exchange is...
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Just price (section Laesio enormis)
of interest on loans. It gave rise to the contractual principle of laesio enormis. The argument against usury was that the lender was receiving income...
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contract. laesio enormis unusual injury Lesion, i.e. excessive loss or injury used as grounds for setting aside a contract. Lesion beyond moiety (laesio ultra...
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and mutual assent were retained as requirements, but just price and laesio enormis were not. In African states which were previously under English or South...
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and mutual assent were retained as requirements, but just price and laesio enormis were not. Under English rule, public policy was substituted for bonos...
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Jerusalem, 1972 'Praetium justum and laesio enormis in Roman and Jewish sources', The Jewish Law Annual, 3, 1980 'Fidei laesio in Jewish Law', paper delivered...
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unless the buyer agreed to make up the deficiency. This was termed laesio enormis (or laesio ultra dimidium). If the object sold was totally unfit for the...
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Atti dell’Accademia Romanistica Costantiniana, VII, 1989, p. 495-500 Laesio enormis e colonato tardo-romano, Atti dell’Accademia Romanistica Costantiniana...
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