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Part — Sabetti-Barrett, Compendium of Moral Theology

Part II. On Contracts in Particular

Many particular contracts exist, and new ones are discovered day by day by merchants. Only the chief ones will be spoken of in the following twofold section.

Within this part

Section I. On Gratuitous Contractsnn. 503–528
- Chapter I. On Promisenn. 503–505
- Chapter II. On Donationsnn. 506–516
  - Article I. On Donations Properly So Callednn. 506–508
  - Article II. On Testamentsnn. 509–516
    § I. On the Nature, Division, and Form of Testamentsnn. 509–511
    § II. On Testators and Heirsnn. 512–513
    § III. On Testamentary Dispositionsn. 514
    § IV. On the Revocation of Testamentsn. 515
    § V. On the Executor of a Testamentn. 516
- Chapter III. On Commodatum and Precariumnn. 517–518
- Chapter IV. On Deposit and Sequestrationnn. 519–521
- Chapter V. On Mandate and Management of Affairsnn. 522–524
- Chapter VI. On Mutuumnn. 525–528
Section II. On Onerous Contractsnn. 529–557
- Chapter I. On Sale and Purchasenn. 529–544
  - Article I. On the Nature of Sale and Purchasenn. 529–531
  - Article II. On the Just Pricenn. 532–535
  - Article III. On the Principal Species of Salesnn. 536–544
- Chapter II. On Partnership and the Triple Contractnn. 545–546
- Chapter III. On Hiring and Leasingnn. 547–549
- Chapter IV. On Subsidiary Contractsnn. 550–552
- Chapter V. On Aleatory Contractsnn. 553–557