Chapter IV. On Restitution Or The Reparation Of An Injured Right

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We divide this chapter into four articles: 1. on the obligation of restitution in general; 2. on the roots of restitution to be made; 3. on the manner and circumstances of restitution; 4. on causes excusing from restitution.

Restitution

Within this chapter

Article I. On The Obligation Of Restitution In Generalnn. 202–206
Article II. On The Roots Of Restitution To Be Madenn. 207–227
- § 1. On The First Root Of Restitution, Or On The Possession Of Another's Thingnn. 208–222
  - 1. On The Possessor In Good Faithnn. 209–215
  - 2. On The Possessor In Bad Faithnn. 216–220
  - 3. On The Possessor In Doubtful Faithnn. 221–222
- § 2. On The Other Root Of Restitution, Or On Unjust Damagingnn. 223–227
Article III. On The Manner And Circumstances Of Restitutionnn. 228–240
- § 1. To Whom Restitution Is To Be Madenn. 228–236
- § 2. At What Time Restitution Is To Be Maden. 237
- § 3. In What Place Restitution Is To Be Madenn. 238–239
- § 4. In What Manner Restitution Is To Be Maden. 240
Article IV. On Causes Excusing From Restitutionnn. 241–247
- § 1. On Exempting Causesnn. 241–242
- § 2. On Causes Excusing for a Timenn. 243–247