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Edicts - a set of rules that the pretor intended to govern during his tenure, which lasted one year. The edict, being a legal act and a source of law, combined Roman law with the rights of the conquered peoples.

Elements of Editing

The pretentious editor consisted of five parts. The first part covered the rules concerning the scope of the pretoria and the proceedings before his office. The second and third cases presented the cases of giving protection by legal protection by giving a complaint. The fourth part describes how to enforce judicial decisions. Part five dealt with legal protection by the pretender in non-process proceedings Editions were issued Proclamation factor

The root of the predecessor's edict, which is not changed. Lex Cornelia 67 r. p.n.e.

This law stipulated that the pretor is bound by what he has made in his edict, Proclamation of time (edyk wieczysty) 125-138 r.

At the command of the Emperor Hadrian, Salvius Iulianus edited the uniform text of the edict of the city pretender, the cursed edict, and probably the edict of the Viceroy of the Province and the Prelate of the Peregrine. Thus, the righteous activity of the pretender ends. It was supposed to last indefinitely. Honorary law

The name of the edict that was meant to assist, supplement and correct ius civile. Bibliography

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