Keſtitutioqu tuplici-ter propona-620 Liser I1 Par. I1 Car. XXXV.Surdus dil. decifiane 253. numer.16.€ fequenti,Peclaranturtamen præmiſſo, vt tamen euidens& notolium ſit, quod res eſt aliena, alias ſi pręten-datur aliena,& non probetur in continenti, em-ptor cogi poteſt ad ſoluendum, vt aſſſrit Petr. Sur-dus d. decgſ. 25 3.. 1j. De hac materia rei ſeilicet ali·enę venditæ& euictę, prolixc V igel. meih. iur. conir.lib.§. c. 6. rg. 40.gecundo, vt res non dicatur libera, ſufficit, rempoffe ad teitios pofi ſſores deuenire, etiamſi aliashon effet obligata. Claud. in L.§.fiheres fad SC.Trebellian. Cacher. deaf. 24..3. ybiid exemplifi=cat, in venditore, qui ſcit rem venditam effe fidei-commiſſo fubieéđtam,& emptorem certiorem nonreddidit: quo cafu emptori propter dolumpiæ=ſumptum venditoris competit actio, multò magisexceptio. argum. L feruns quem,§. final. ff: de ačtionsempt. quæ quidem in id teñdit, vt tanto minorisæftimetur pretium+tei emptç, quanto minoris VasJeret, fi res empta non effet fideicommiffo condistonali fubiećta, argumento eorum, quæ notaAngel. inl. fi ferus, 2. in princ. ff. de cond. fort év inh,1.$. fi heres. f ad SC. Trebell, Cacher.decif:24. n5.An autem vt in caſum euictionis emptoti cau-tum ſit, venditor ſatiſdare debeat, vide Cacheran.ibid. n. 13..ſeq. vbi diſtinguit.De exccptione reſtitutionuIn in,νueι⁰n.CaryTt XXXYL3. AEneficium reſtitutionis in integrũproponitur dupliciter: primo mo-do principaliter, narrando& con-cludendo es, quæ ſunt neceſſania,& implorado iudicis offjcium no-bile,pro reſtitutione conſequenda.merpoauereneexceptiofeol&etgaAeptoilyemhobideEullataac4ukgNaquar
