195

"Tort of negligence" 105

Torts 283
development of liability for 164-167
generalization of liability for 167
law of 117, 167
nominate 164, 165, 170, 175, 283

_Traditio_ 249

Trust, constructive 173
gratuitous declaration of 272, 274

Twelve Tables 249

Unjust enrichment 173, 187

Utilitarians 267, 268

Utility 53

Value, criteria of 89, 95-99

Vrihaspati 243

Waiver 272, 274

Wants, as juristic starting point 89-90
limitations on satisfaction of 97-98
satisfaction of 89-90

Warranties 174, 249

Whale fishing 195

Will, as basis of liability 157, 169
as basis of obligation 250
as juristic starting point 84, 89

Will theory 189
of contract 264-265

Williston, S. 282

Wills, harmonizing of 84, 90, 92-93

Workman's compensation 167

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