Quaestiones iuris controversae ...

QUESTION I.

The legitimate portion may be left to children who have been instituted as heirs under any title whatsoever, in order to exclude a complaint of an inofficious testament; although, outside of their institution, even more left for this reason does not produce the same effect.

II.

A judgment can be valid in part and invalid in part.

III.

I shall defend, contrary to Cujacius, that the Aedilician Edict does not pertain to leases.

IV.

It is more true that restitution in integrum is not granted against the prescription of the longest period of time.

V.

A testator can prohibit an heir from drawing up an inventory.

VI.

I hold that servitudes may be constituted by the title of a sale, as well as by the title of a lease; and that once constituted, they can neither be leased nor sold.