Consequences of proprietary insolvency of a natural person in roman law
This article is devoted to the discussion of features of proprietary insolvency of a natural person during the development of roman jurisprudence. The evolution of key mechanisms aimed on protection of creditors’ property interests while penalizing the personality of a debtor and his property is shown. Peculiarities of debtor’s property sell, legal status of an insolvent and participation of the state in such proceedings and extracted and described. General tendencies of proprietary insolvency consequences during whole part of roman jurisprudence development are found.