Issues in common law pleading and ancient rhetoric

Argumentation 5 (3):245-261 (1991)
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The concepts of issue and status are more different than is currently assumed. Apart from differences between the classifications of statements they are related to, there are differences between their definitions. The respective functions of pleadings and of inventio account for most of these differences

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10.1007/bf00128809

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History of Roman Legal Science.Hans Julius Wolff & Fritz Schulz - 1950 - American Journal of Philology 71 (1):73.

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