Contenido y alcance del concepto de cumplimiento de las obligaciones (solutio) en derecho romano clásico

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This article displays a chronological journey of some of the sources of Roman Law that allows us to establish the concept of the "due performance" in Rome. To this extent, we proceed to a reflection of the modifications and adjustments occurred regarding the concept of solutio, during archaic and classical Roman law. Therefore, we will focus on the exegetical study of some other Roman sources, which contains references to solutio, solvere and satisfactio, in order to establish through this path, the structural antecedent of the current notion of "due performance of obligations".

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Robles Bacca, P. N. (2016). Contenido y alcance del concepto de cumplimiento de las obligaciones (solutio) en derecho romano clásico. Revista de Derecho Privado, (31), 55–86. https://doi.org/10.18601/01234366.n31.03

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