Ius Ultimi Gentis Suae, Das Recht Des Letzten Stammhalters examines legal concepts related to inheritance and lineage, potentially within the context of Roman or European legal traditions. Authored by Samuel Friedrich Willenberg and C. E. Groddeck, this work delves into historical jurisprudence, exploring the rights and privileges associated with the last male heir of a family line. It offers valuable insights into the legal frameworks and societal norms that governed inheritance practices in historical contexts.
This book will appeal to scholars and students interested in legal history, jurisprudence, and the historical evolution of inheritance laws. Its detailed analysis provides a nuanced understanding of the complexities surrounding lineage and property rights in past societies.
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