Singularia Querelae Testamenti Inofficiosi Capita, Tam Secundum Ius Rom. Quam Germ. Ob Erroribus Doctorum Vindicata (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781286143308)

"Singularia Querelae Testamenti Inofficiosi Capita" is a scholarly treatise examining the legal principles surrounding contested wills, specifically addressing claims of 'inofficiosi testamenti'-wills deemed to have unfairly disinherited rightful heirs. The work meticulously analyzes these principles according to both Roman and German legal traditions. Authored by Amand Christian Dorn and Joachim Christoph Ungnad, this legal text critically assesses and rectifies perceived errors in the interpretations of legal scholars, offering a refined understanding of inheritance law during its time.

This book provides valuable insights into the historical development of legal thought concerning inheritance and testamentary disputes. Its enduring relevance lies in its detailed exploration of core legal concepts and its contribution to the broader field of jurisprudence. It remains a significant resource for legal historians and scholars interested in the evolution of Roman and German legal systems.

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