English Dictionary

libellary

形容詞

広義

(law) Pertaining to the Roman form of law in which the plaintiff files a formal petition. / (by extension) Formally recorded by the court.

日本語の意味

ローマ法において、原告が正式な請願書を提出する手続きや形式に関する / （拡張的に）法廷によって正式に記録された状態を示す

Under the libellary system, Roman plaintiffs submitted a written petition to initiate their claims.

請願に基づく制度では、ローマの原告は訴えを起こすために書面で請願状を提出した。

意味（1）

(law) Pertaining to the Roman form of law in which the plaintiff files a formal petition.

Towards the end of the formulary period, during the libellary period and especially at the time of the Justinian compilation the word condictio conveyed a purely juridical notion and was equivalent to reptitio, repetere.

意味（2）

(by extension) Formally recorded by the court.

Any type of investiture would serve this purpose, and in fact we read in the authorities of churches which were granted to clerks in the form of a libellary contract, métayage or Teilpacht, a precaria, and even for the duration of a number of lives.

more libellary （ comparative ）

most libellary （ superlative ）