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Usages of Barcelona

Spanish law
Also known as: Usatges de Barcelona
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  • Spain
    Spain
    / The medieval empire, 1035–1157

    …law later known as the Usatges de Barcelona (“Usages of Barcelona”).

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    …law later known as the Usatges de Barcelona (“Usages of Barcelona”).

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  • Spain
    Spain
    / Aragonese institutions and society

    …Majorca continued to be the Usages of Barcelona, and in 1251 James I pledged that Roman law would not supplant them. He provided the newly conquered kingdom of Valencia with the Fori Regni Valentiae (1240), a code of law largely Roman in substance. In 1247 he promulgated the Code of…

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    …Majorca continued to be the Usages of Barcelona, and in 1251 James I pledged that Roman law would not supplant them. He provided the newly conquered kingdom of Valencia with the Fori Regni Valentiae (1240), a code of law largely Roman in substance. In 1247 he promulgated the Code of…

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  • Ramon Berenguer I

    …legal code known as the Usatges de Barcelona (1064–68).

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    …legal code known as the Usatges de Barcelona (1064–68).

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