Theses de societate

that we have suffered referring to losses, having been deducted, remains. Therefore, once the compensation has been made, only that which remains is understood to be profit.

XXIIX.

Thus, a loss that occurs without fraud or fault original: "dolus aut culpa" on the part of a partner shall be shared, just as all expenses honestly incurred shall be.

XXIX.

Here it may be asked: whether a father who is a partner in all goods may constitute a dowry for his daughter from the common fund, in such a way that it is not imputed to his share? We embrace the affirmative opinion, as it is more consistent with the truth.

XXX.

Now let us look at the ways in which a partnership is dissolved. It is dissolved for various reasons: primarily by the death of one of the partners, whether civil a legal status of death, such as through loss of freedom or citizenship or natural. For a partnership does not pass to heirs.

XXXI.

This holds true in private matters. For in a partnership concerning public revenues original: "vectigalium", an heir succeeds, provided that the share of the deceased was ascribed to the person of the heir; in which case a new partnership is seen to be contracted.

XXXII.

But it is asked whether an agreement can be entered into so that even a private partnership might pass to an heir? And such an agreement