lex de responsis prudentium
lex de responsis prudentium (leks dee ri-spon-sis proo-den-shee-[schwa]m). [Latin “law on the replies of the jurisprudents”] See CITATIONS, LAW OF.
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lex de responsis prudentum
lex de responsis prudentum 〈拉〉来自法学家答覆的法律指根据援引法学家的答覆而产生的法律。 (→law of citations；responsa prudentium)
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citations law of
Citations, Law of. Roman law. An A.D. 426 decree of Emperor Valentinian III listing Papinian, Paul, Gaius, Ulpian, and Modestinus as juristic writers who could be cited authoritatively in court. • If a majority of the writers agreed on an issue, the judge was bound to follow the majority view. The Law of Citations allowed