Christiani Friderici Nobilis A Freiesleben ... Problema Practicum Mandato S. C. Poenali Ob Exceptiones Sub- Et Obreptionis Impune Non Pareri: D. Xi. Maii Mdccliv. Publice Defensum
by Christian Friedrich Von Freiesleben
Christiani Friderici Nobilis A Freiesleben's 1754 dissertation defends a practical legal issue: whether exceptions of subreption and obreption allow impunity against sacred penal mandates. Presented publicly, this work delves into the boundaries of legal obedience and ecclesiastical authority in historical context.
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This work, authored by Christian Friedrich von Freiesleben, a noble figure, presents a problema practicum on legal exceptions.
Delivered publicly on May 11, 1754, it addresses whether penal mandates from sacred consistory can be ignored without consequence due to subreption and obreption.
The defense argues for impune non pareri, highlighting nuances in ecclesiastical and legal immunity.
As a historical legal text, it reflects 18th-century scholarly discourse on authority and exceptions in penal matters.
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