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Dissertation III — On contracts, universally and particularly

Contents

Chapter I — The definition of a contract, its causes and properties
Chapter II — On the various contracts
Chapter III — On those who can enter upon contracts validly and lawfully; on the solemnity of law that is necessary; what firmness an oath adds to a contract; to whom restitution *in integrum* belongs
Chapter IV — On the contract of selling and buying. On those who can sell and buy. What things are vendible
Chapter V — On trade, and on those to whom it is forbidden or permitted
Chapter VI — On monopolies lawful and unlawful. On sale with an agreement of resale
Chapter VII — On the just price of things, and on its increase on account of deferred payment