Were Consent and Free Will Required to Enter into Contracts? A Perspective from Roman and Canon Law

Decock, Wim

Were Consent and Free Will Required to Enter into Contracts? A Perspective from Roman and Canon Law

(2022) Historicizing Consent: What Did it Mean to Agree in the Late Medieval and Early Modern World and why should we care? — Location: Cambridge (Harvard University) (11.April.2022)

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Decock, WimUCLouvain
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UCLouvainSSH/JURI/PJPR - Droit privé
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Decock, W. (2022). Were Consent and Free Will Required to Enter into Contracts? A Perspective from Roman and Canon Law. Historicizing Consent: What Did it Mean to Agree in the Late Medieval and Early Modern World and why should we care?, Cambridge (Harvard University). https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/243865