What is CUM ACTIO FUERIT MERE CRIMINALIS, IN- STITUI POTERIT AB INITIO CRIMINALITER TEL CIVILITER?

When an action is merely criminal, it can be instituted from the beginning either criminally or civilly. Bract. 102.

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IN INITIO, CRIMINALITER LAT CRIMINALLY, CIVILITER, CIVILITER MORTUUS, ACTIO CIVILIS, AB INITIO, ACTIO AESTIMATORIA; ACTIO QUANTI MINORIS, ACTIO PROEJUDICIALIS, ACTIO PERSONALIS, ACTIO EX CONTRACTU


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