Brevis edicti libri
Ex libro VI
The Same, Abridgments, Book VI. If after a sum of money has been promised to you, you deliver the estate under the Trebellian Decree of the Senate; then, since you transferred to another the right to bring suit for the original debt, you will be refused an action for the money due to you under the promise. The same rule applies where the possessor of an estate loses it to one who has a better title; but the action in this case should preferably be granted to the beneficiary of the trust or to the party who gained the suit.
The Same, Abridgments, Book VI. Where a house is given in pledge, the site also is liable, for it is a part of the house; and, on the other hand, the right to the soil follows the building.
Paulus, Abridgments, Book VI. Where a slave has control of a ship without the consent of his master, if he is aware of this, a tributorian action will be granted; but if he is ignorant of the fact, an action De peculio will be available. 1Where a slave owned in common has control of a ship with the consent of his masters, an action for the entire amount will be granted against them individually.
Ad Dig. 16,1,12ROHGE, Bd. 14 (1875), Nr. 12, S. 33: Aufnahme eines Darlehns für einen Andern. Bedeutung der Ausdrücke „Verbürgen, Verbürgung“.The Same, Abridgments, Book VI. The Decree of the Senate will, however, certainly be operative when the creditor is aware that the woman has become a surety.