Roman Law (Answers to the SYNERGY / MIT / MY test)
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Ready answers to the Roman Law test.
Educational institution: SYNERGY, MY, MIT.
Delivery: fresh.
The result of passing is 95-100 points.
Below you can find questions on the Roman Law test.
QUESTIONS FOR THE TEST:
The will could have been changed
testator
heir
notary
An escheated inheritance is an inheritance that has no heirs...
and by law by will
by law and by will, or they all renounced the inheritance
A legacy is a testamentary refusal, a deduction from an inheritance in favor of...
third party
children
heir
Guardianship is a legal institution that compensates ... the incapacity of persons
both partial and full
partial
full
Translation of obligations in Roman law is...
prestation
assignment
sanction
In civil law, they distinguished ... groups (s) of heirs
two
three
four
Arrange legal entities in order of their occurrence
1.Institution B
2. Corporation A
3. State treasury B
The mode of contract is the order of the creditor that the debtor must...
perform a special prestation (in addition to the main obligation)
fulfill the primary obligation
fail to fulfill the basic condition
...are a means of securing obligations
Self-defense
Penalty
Pledge
Surety
Wills in which...
Mark the correct answer options:
there were no witnesses when compiling
content not followed
no heir was appointed
the form is not followed
Innovation is...
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depositing the subject of obligations into storage
type of security for obligations
method of termination
settlement of mutual claims
The initial methods of acquiring property rights include...
Mark the correct answer options:
innovation
mixing
specification (creating a new thing)
rotation
The purpose of drawing up a will was to be able to transfer...
Mark the correct answer:
responsibilities
rights and responsibilities?
property
rights
Possession is... real possession of a thing with the intention to treat the thing as one´s own intention to treat the thing as one´s own real possession of a thing 55. Match A. Lateral relatives B. Direct relatives C. Cousins D. Father E. Son 56. The methods of establishing an easement include... a court decision, the desire of the intended subject of the easement, a pledge agreement.
Match
A. Came second
B. Came third
C. Came first
D. Extraordinary (cognitive) proceedings
E. Formal proceedings
F. Legislation proceedings
In Roman law there was... guardianship
established
testamentary
purchased
legal
A vindication claim is a claim...
possessing non-owner to non-possessing owner
non-possessing owner to possessing non-owner
non-possessing non-owner to the possessing owner
The legal proceedings took place in one stage
legislation
extraordinary
formulary
Private naturalization was allowed by ... adoption adrogation adjudication
The content of property rights includes the right...
use
acquisitions
possessions
orders
A free tenant of land is...
Quirit
column
peregrine
freedman
The initial methods of acquiring ownership include...
specification
innovation
mixing
rotation
Fair possession is when the owner of a thing...
Mark the correct answer:
at the time of its acquisition, he knew the reason why he could not acquire ownership of it
at the time of establishing possession, did not know that the title to the acquired thing was illegal at the time of its acquisition
knew he had no right to own it
The objective basis for the creation of Roman private law institutions was...
Mark the correct answer:
constitutional state
private property
civil society
A will is...
Mark the correct answer:
unilateral act of the testator
bilateral deed between heir and testator
unilateral act of heir
Educational institution: SYNERGY, MY, MIT.
Delivery: fresh.
The result of passing is 95-100 points.
Below you can find questions on the Roman Law test.
QUESTIONS FOR THE TEST:
The will could have been changed
testator
heir
notary
An escheated inheritance is an inheritance that has no heirs...
and by law by will
by law and by will, or they all renounced the inheritance
A legacy is a testamentary refusal, a deduction from an inheritance in favor of...
third party
children
heir
Guardianship is a legal institution that compensates ... the incapacity of persons
both partial and full
partial
full
Translation of obligations in Roman law is...
prestation
assignment
sanction
In civil law, they distinguished ... groups (s) of heirs
two
three
four
Arrange legal entities in order of their occurrence
1.Institution B
2. Corporation A
3. State treasury B
The mode of contract is the order of the creditor that the debtor must...
perform a special prestation (in addition to the main obligation)
fulfill the primary obligation
fail to fulfill the basic condition
...are a means of securing obligations
Self-defense
Penalty
Pledge
Surety
Wills in which...
Mark the correct answer options:
there were no witnesses when compiling
content not followed
no heir was appointed
the form is not followed
Innovation is...
Mark the correct answer:
depositing the subject of obligations into storage
type of security for obligations
method of termination
settlement of mutual claims
The initial methods of acquiring property rights include...
Mark the correct answer options:
innovation
mixing
specification (creating a new thing)
rotation
The purpose of drawing up a will was to be able to transfer...
Mark the correct answer:
responsibilities
rights and responsibilities?
property
rights
Possession is... real possession of a thing with the intention to treat the thing as one´s own intention to treat the thing as one´s own real possession of a thing 55. Match A. Lateral relatives B. Direct relatives C. Cousins D. Father E. Son 56. The methods of establishing an easement include... a court decision, the desire of the intended subject of the easement, a pledge agreement.
Match
A. Came second
B. Came third
C. Came first
D. Extraordinary (cognitive) proceedings
E. Formal proceedings
F. Legislation proceedings
In Roman law there was... guardianship
established
testamentary
purchased
legal
A vindication claim is a claim...
possessing non-owner to non-possessing owner
non-possessing owner to possessing non-owner
non-possessing non-owner to the possessing owner
The legal proceedings took place in one stage
legislation
extraordinary
formulary
Private naturalization was allowed by ... adoption adrogation adjudication
The content of property rights includes the right...
use
acquisitions
possessions
orders
A free tenant of land is...
Quirit
column
peregrine
freedman
The initial methods of acquiring ownership include...
specification
innovation
mixing
rotation
Fair possession is when the owner of a thing...
Mark the correct answer:
at the time of its acquisition, he knew the reason why he could not acquire ownership of it
at the time of establishing possession, did not know that the title to the acquired thing was illegal at the time of its acquisition
knew he had no right to own it
The objective basis for the creation of Roman private law institutions was...
Mark the correct answer:
constitutional state
private property
civil society
A will is...
Mark the correct answer:
unilateral act of the testator
bilateral deed between heir and testator
unilateral act of heir
The main method of protecting the rights of owners was...
Mark the correct answer:
appeal to arbitration court
claim protection
protection by special means of the praetor
The purpose of the declaratory action is...
Mark the correct answer:
establish the absence of any right
exercise some right
establish the presence or absence of any right
establish the existence of a right
Translation of obligations in Roman law is...
Mark the correct answer:
assignment
sanction
prestation
... is one of the types of collateral
Mark the correct answer:
Tradition
Mancipation
Pignus
... is the subject of obligatory relations
Quirit
Creditor
Praetor
Innovation is...
depositing the subject of obligations into storage
type of security for obligations
method of termination
settlement of mutual claims
The initial methods of acquiring property rights include...
innovation
mixing
specification
rotation
The purpose of drawing up a will was to be able to transfer...
responsibilities
rights and responsibilities?
property
rights
Fair possession is when the owner of a thing...
at the time of its acquisition, he knew the reason why he could not acquire ownership of it
at the time of establishing possession, did not know that the title to the acquired item was illegal
at the time of its acquisition he knew that he had no right to own it
The objective basis for the creation of Roman private law institutions was...
constitutional state
private property
civil society
Servitude is a right...
for rent of land
for renting a building
use of your property
use of someone else´s property
The methods of establishing servitude include...
judgment
pledge
agreement
desire of the intended subject of the easement
A will is...
unilateral act of the testator
bilateral deed between heir and testator
unilateral act of heir
The main method of protecting the rights of owners was...
claim protection
appeal to arbitration court
protection by special means of the praetor
The purpose of the declaratory action is...
establish the presence or absence of any right
establish the absence of any right
exercise some right
establish the existence of a right
Translation of obligations in Roman law is...
sanction
prestation
assignment
... is one of the types of collateral
Tradition
Mancipation
Pignus
…. is a type of contract
Agreement
Contract
Tradition
Assurance
The position of equality of all before the law lay in the ideas of the emperor...
Nero
Antonina
Kaliryly
Diocletian
Marcus Aurelius
Acceptance is...
addition to the contract
acceptance of the proposal made to conclude a contract
refusal of an offer to conclude a contract
the contract itself
The Western Roman Empire finally ceased to exist...
in 476
in 560
in 395
in 284
Ulpian divided the right into...
public and non-public
civil and financial
public and private
civil and commercial
Cicero believed that slavery...
unfair, for people should be free and equal
useful, because dishonest people are deprived of the opportunity to commit lawlessness
fair, because this is due to nature itself
The source of obligations is...
causa
custom
interdict
agreement
Justinian´s collection of excerpts from the writings of thirty-eight Roman jurists was called...
Institutesig
digests
pandects
A consensual contract is a contract that...
was in writing
came into force from the moment of actual transfer of the thing
was considered concluded from the moment the parties reached an agreement
Guardianship is a legal institution that compensates ... the incapacity of persons
full
partial (this is guardianship)
both partial and full
The definition of the areas
Mark the correct answer:
appeal to arbitration court
claim protection
protection by special means of the praetor
The purpose of the declaratory action is...
Mark the correct answer:
establish the absence of any right
exercise some right
establish the presence or absence of any right
establish the existence of a right
Translation of obligations in Roman law is...
Mark the correct answer:
assignment
sanction
prestation
... is one of the types of collateral
Mark the correct answer:
Tradition
Mancipation
Pignus
... is the subject of obligatory relations
Quirit
Creditor
Praetor
Innovation is...
depositing the subject of obligations into storage
type of security for obligations
method of termination
settlement of mutual claims
The initial methods of acquiring property rights include...
innovation
mixing
specification
rotation
The purpose of drawing up a will was to be able to transfer...
responsibilities
rights and responsibilities?
property
rights
Fair possession is when the owner of a thing...
at the time of its acquisition, he knew the reason why he could not acquire ownership of it
at the time of establishing possession, did not know that the title to the acquired item was illegal
at the time of its acquisition he knew that he had no right to own it
The objective basis for the creation of Roman private law institutions was...
constitutional state
private property
civil society
Servitude is a right...
for rent of land
for renting a building
use of your property
use of someone else´s property
The methods of establishing servitude include...
judgment
pledge
agreement
desire of the intended subject of the easement
A will is...
unilateral act of the testator
bilateral deed between heir and testator
unilateral act of heir
The main method of protecting the rights of owners was...
claim protection
appeal to arbitration court
protection by special means of the praetor
The purpose of the declaratory action is...
establish the presence or absence of any right
establish the absence of any right
exercise some right
establish the existence of a right
Translation of obligations in Roman law is...
sanction
prestation
assignment
... is one of the types of collateral
Tradition
Mancipation
Pignus
…. is a type of contract
Agreement
Contract
Tradition
Assurance
The position of equality of all before the law lay in the ideas of the emperor...
Nero
Antonina
Kaliryly
Diocletian
Marcus Aurelius
Acceptance is...
addition to the contract
acceptance of the proposal made to conclude a contract
refusal of an offer to conclude a contract
the contract itself
The Western Roman Empire finally ceased to exist...
in 476
in 560
in 395
in 284
Ulpian divided the right into...
public and non-public
civil and financial
public and private
civil and commercial
Cicero believed that slavery...
unfair, for people should be free and equal
useful, because dishonest people are deprived of the opportunity to commit lawlessness
fair, because this is due to nature itself
The source of obligations is...
causa
custom
interdict
agreement
Justinian´s collection of excerpts from the writings of thirty-eight Roman jurists was called...
Institutesig
digests
pandects
A consensual contract is a contract that...
was in writing
came into force from the moment of actual transfer of the thing
was considered concluded from the moment the parties reached an agreement
Guardianship is a legal institution that compensates ... the incapacity of persons
full
partial (this is guardianship)
both partial and full
The definition of the areas
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