《英国未全面复兴罗马法之原因探究》文献综述（Britain not comprehensive revival of Rome law on literature review）.docVIP

《英国未全面复兴罗马法之原因探究》文献综述（Britain not comprehensive revival of Rome law on literature review） A brief account of the reasons why Britain did not fully accept the Rome law Major: law class: 08 law 1 classes, author: Chen, tutor: Zhang Moumou From the first Century to sixteenth Century, the Rome law never ceased its influence on the British Isles in the long period of history, both in a violent and a relaxed manner. Especially in the twelfth Century and sixteenth Century, the movement was brought to a climax by the revival of the Rome movement. However, the British people by virtue of its excavation and Research on its legal culture innovation, developed a unique legal system of common law, and the formation of form and content, a set of system from the principle to the system. Although it is also subject to the impact of the Rome law, the main body has not shaken the common law system, and the reason for this is worth our further study. I. Research Significance The author believes that the study of this issue has the following positive significance: first, it can help us further comb the development of the common law in Britain, and deepen our understanding of the historical origins of the common law system. Two, we can make a deep study of the significance of the Rome law to the development of British law, and then find the most fundamental difference between them. Three, it will help us deepen the study of Anglo American legal system and draw useful experience from it, and continue to push forward the construction of Chinas contemporary legal system. Two. Scope and sources of research materials (1) books, periodicals and periodicals in libraries; 1, in the library book class D class in political and legal search: the common law was born, foreign legal history, English law research, world in ancient ancient history and other related books. 2, in the periodical reading room of the library of political and legal class to search: Li Lei on the English common law, the reaso