FEUDAL JUSTICE AND ROMAN LAW

Feudal Justice and Roman law

Feudal Justice and Roman law

All the definitions of feudalism were born in the ideological conflicts of the Enlightenment and the French Revolution and the revolutionary politics that swept out of France across Europe in the nineteenth century. Roman regulation has leveraged the development of regulation in most of Western civilization. It administered with matters of succession (or inheritance), obligations (including contracts), house (including slaves), and persons.(Bloch, 2007) Most laws were passed by assemblies overridden by the patrician families, though the rulings of magistrates were also important.

Later emperors bypassed these forms and issued their ...