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...

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...

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...

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...

and mutual assent were retained as requirements, but just price and laesio enormis were not. Under English rule, public policy was substituted for bonos...

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...

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...

Atti dell’Accademia Romanistica Costantiniana, VII, 1989, p. 495-500 Laesio enormis e colonato tardo-romano, Atti dell’Accademia Romanistica Costantiniana...