Historical development of civil turnover in Ancient Rome: from quirite law to praetor law
In the article, the author explores the features of quirite property law (jus civile) and the reasons for the emergence of bonitarian (praetor) law related to the development of commodity and monetary relations in Rome. In classical Roman law, at the same time there were different types of property rights. However, with the creative development of Roman private law in general, and especially private property rights, there was a gradual smoothing and elimination of differences between types of property rights.