Codex Juris: Ius Personarum
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Ius Personarum
This book contains all the legislation on personal law. Personal law pertains to the rights of persons. Those rights that, in civil law, belong to persons as such, or in their different characters and relation; as parents and children, masters and servants, etc.
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Legislation on Individual Persons
The following legislation includes policy that affects any one individual, their status, title or order.
| Primary Legislation | Description | Modifying Leges | Modifying Senatus Consulta | Modifying Edicta | Related or Complimentry Legislation | General Praetores Commentary |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lex Vedia de mutandis nominibus
(#XXXIII, 2754) |
About adding, altering or substituting any portion of a civis' Roman name. | Lex Arria Tullia de quibusdam legibus obsoletis abrogandis corrigundisve | *Included in the Ius Privatum | |||
| Lex Fabia centuriata
(#LXXVII, 2756) |
About the award of Census Points to citizens. | *Included in the Ius Privatum
NOTE: Temporarily in force by Lex CLIV until CXLV takes effect. | ||||
| Lex Apula Popillia de nominibus approbationibusque
(#CX, 2758) |
About the framework of how prospective citizens can choose their roman name. | *Included in the Ius Privatum | ||||
| Lex Cornelia de rebus ordinis equestris
(#CXXXV, 2766) |
About a constitution amendment on the definition of the Ordo Equester (Equestrian Order) | Lex Cornelia Domitia de re publica constituenda
(Modifies this lex) |
*Included in the Ius Publicum
NOTE: Marked as 'Merged with Constitution' in the List of all passed laws. | |||
| Lex Arria de censu civium aestimando
(#CXLV, 2773) |
About the award of Census Points to citizens. | Lex Arria Tullia de quibusdam legibus obsoletis abrogandis corrigundisve | *Included in the Ius Privatum
NOTE: Still pending full implementation and not yet in effect. | |||
| Lex Arria Tullia de ordine equestri
(#CXLVIII, 2774) |
About the membership and privileges of the equestrian order. | *Included in the Ius Privatum | ||||
| Lex Arria Tullia de quibusdam legibus obsoletis abrogandis corrigundisve
(#CLIV, 2774) |
About the many changes to various leges including the award of census points, renouncing citizenship, resigning magistrates, oath of office, Nova Roma's forums, requirements of intercessio and use of agnomina. | I. Lex Arria de censu civium aestimando II. Lex Minucia de eiuratione magistratuum III. Lex Minucia de civitate eiuranda IV. Lex Didia de potestate tribunicia V. Lex Octavia de sermone VI. Lex Salvia de intercessione VII. lex Vedia de mutandis nominibus VIII. Lex Iunia de iure iurando |
*Included in the Ius Privatum
NOTE: Not yet in effect. Awaiting ratification by Senate. | |||
Legislation on Gentes and Familiae
Legislation directly pertaining to family rights and responsibilities. The basis of which is founded in Article II.D. of the Lex Cornelia Domitia de re publica constituenda.
| Primary Legislation | Description | Modifying Leges | Modifying Senatus Consulta | Modifying Edicta | Related or Complimentry Legislation | General Praetores Commentary |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lex Labiena de praetoribus in loco parentium agentibus
(#LXX, 2756) |
About the conditions to be met for the Praetores to act in loco parentis. | |||||
| Lex Equitia de gentibus
(#CV, 2757) |
About a constitution amendment on Gentes, Domus, and Familiae. | *Included in the Ius Publicum
NOTE: Marked as 'Merged with Constitution' in the List of all passed laws. | ||||
