THE
ENACTMENTS OF JUSTINIAN. THE NOVELS. |
~ LXXV ~ |
CONCERNING APPEALS TAKEN IN SICILY. |
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( S. P. Scott, The Civil Law, XVI, Cincinnati, 1932 ). |
The
Quaestor shall hear and determine appeals taken in Sicily, and shall
confirm by decrees the defenders and municipal magistrates who may be
elected in this part of Our dominions. |
EPITOME OF THE SAME NOVEL, FROM JULIANUS. |
We
order that appeals taken from the decisions of a Praetor, General, or
any other magistrate in Sicily, shall be brought in this royal city
before the Quaestor; and We desire that the latter shall hear the causes
of appeal, render the decision, and refer it to Us, in order that it
may be affirmed. If any other civil matter should arise, such, for instance,
as the confirmation of a defender, or the decree of a municipal magistrate
of a Sicilian city, application must also be made to the Quaestor, and
the confirmation shall be made by him, for he is invested with Our full
authority. |
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