Bartolus on the Conflict of Laws: English (Classic Reprint)

Sassoferrato is the most imposing figure among the lawyers of the middle ages. To him, in particular, is ascribed the first and standard statement of the doctrines of the Conflict of Laws. For although his predecessors had thought and written on the subject, and his own work professes to be based throughout on previous authority, his text is the starting point and the cited authority for all subsequent work on the subject for five hundred years. The reign of Bartolus was long at the bar and in legal science. Some called him the father of law, others the lamp of law.
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