Section II. On Injustice and on Restitution

975.

The word injustice can be taken for a violation of commutative, distributive, or legal justice. Injustice taken thus generally is defined: the violation of another's right. Nevertheless injustice is especially understood of a violation of commutative justice. Of this alone we shall speak here, adding those things which regard the reparation of the said violation, that is, restitution. We shall speak first about injustice in common; then about restitution in common; then about injustice and restitution in particular cases.

The Seventh and Tenth Commandments

Within this section

Chapter I. On Injustice in Commonnn. 976–978
Chapter II. On Restitution in Commonnn. 979–1025
- Article I. Notion, Obligation, and Titles of Restitutionnn. 979–981
- Article II. The Subject and Object of Restitutionnn. 982–1009
  - § I. On Unjust Possessorsnn. 982–992
    Point I. On the Possessor in Good Faithnn. 983–985
    Point II. On the Possessor in Bad Faithnn. 986–990
    Point III. On the Possessor in Doubtful Faithnn. 991–992
  - § II. On Those who Merely Inflicted Damagenn. 993–995
  - § III. On Those who Impede Another from Obtaining a Goodn. 996
  - § IV. On Those who Cooperate in Injusticenn. 997–1009
    Point I. On Positive Cooperatorsnn. 998–1004
    I. On the One Commandingn. 999
    II. On the One Counselingn. 1000
    III. On the One Consentingn. 1001
    IV. On the Flatterern. 1002
    V. On the Receivern. 1003
    VI. On the Participantn. 1004
    Point II. On Negative Cooperatorsn. 1005
    Point III. On the Measure and Order by which Cooperators Are Held to Restitutionnn. 1006–1009
    Scholion I. On the Doubtful Damagern. 1008
    Scholion II. On Juridical Fault; Likewise on a Contract or Law Interveningn. 1009
- Article III. The Person to whom Restitution Is to Be Madenn. 1010–1013
  - Scholion. On the Case in which Someone Cannot Satisfy All Creditorsnn. 1012–1013
- Article IV. The Time of Restitutionn. 1014
- Article V. The Place of Restitutionn. 1015
- Article VI. The Mode of Restitutionn. 1016
- Article VII. Causes Extinguishing or Suspending the Obligation of Restitutionnn. 1017–1025
  - § I. Causes Extinguishing the Obligationnn. 1017–1020
  - § II. Causes Suspending the Obligationnn. 1021–1025
    Scholion. On Juridical Delay of Payment, on Voluntary Cession of Goods, and on Cession in Courtnn. 1023–1025
Chapter III. On Injustice and Restitution in Particular Casesnn. 1026–1045
- Article I. On Goods of Fortunenn. 1026–1034
  - § I. On Theftnn. 1026–1034
    Point I. On Theft in Generalnn. 1026–1028
    Point II. On Minor Thefts in Particularnn. 1029–1031
    Point III. On Causes Excusing the Taking Away of Another's Thingnn. 1032–1033
    Point IV. On Mere Damaging in Goods of Fortunen. 1034
- Article II. On Goods of the Bodynn. 1035–1037
- Article III. On Goods of the Soulnn. 1038–1039
- Article IV. On the Good of Chastity and Modestynn. 1040–1045
  - § I. On Stuprumnn. 1040–1041
    Scholion. On the Obligation of the Man Committing Stuprum and of the Woman Subjected to It with Respect to Offspringn. 1041
  - § II. On Adulterynn. 1042–1045
- Article V. On the Good of Reputation, Honor, Secrecy, and Truth