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edict nautae， caupones， stabularii

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edict nautae， caupones， stabularii 〈拉〉(罗马法)关于船主、旅店主、马车行主的责任的告示 指船主、旅店主、马车行主对旅客带入船舱、旅店、车行内财物的安全负有严格责任。如果发生财物丢失或毁坏，即使不能证明是由于船主、旅店主、马车行主的过错所致，他们仍要承担责任。这一原则后被苏格兰法所采纳。

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nautae caupones stabularii

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nautae, caupones, stabularii (naw-tee, kaw-poh-neez, stab-y[schwa]-lair-ee-I). [Latin] Roman law. Carriers by sea, innkeepers, stablers. • The phrase was used in an edict holding shippers, innkeepers, and stablers liable for damages to goods entrusted to them for safekeeping (receptum). Members of this group were also vicariously liable for the torts of their employees and slaves. “The

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ad reprimendam improbitatem huius generis hominum

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ad reprimendam improbitatem huius generis hominum (ad rep-ri-men-d[schwa]m im-proh-bi-tay-t[schwa]m hI-[schwa]s [or hwI-[schwa]s] jen-[schwa]-ris hom-[schwa]-n[schwa]m). [Latin] Hist. To repress the dishonesty of this class of men. • The phrase appeared in reference to obligations that the law imposed on certain persons (such as innkeepers) because they were in a unique position to receive and misappropriate valuables

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