Europe in the Twelfth Century |
England
and the Continent in the
Twelfth Century
English Common Law and the Ius commune (=Roman law, Canon law,
and Feudal Law that was taught at the law schools of Europe)
Charles Donahue,
Jr. “Ius
commune, Canon Law, and the Common Law in England,”
Tulane Law Review
66
(1991-1992) 1745-1780 at 1747:
"We need a word to tie the ius commune to the
common law of England. The
standard word is “influence,” and the standard meaning of the word is direct
borrowing of rules and sometimes broader principles."
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