Verbal Contracts in Roman Law

Por: Anavitarte, E. J.*

Verbal contracts are a form of contracts that are concluded by the pronouncement of solemn words.

These contracts were three: (a) the stipulatio, (b) the dictio dotis, and (c) the promissio iurata liberti. Although the only one that would be in common and widespread use was the stipulatio (stipulation), which even survived to this day.

All of them had as a common characteristic that they were verbal, unilateral and of strict construction.

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