... Wolfgangus Frobelius Lipsiensis pro insigniis ac privilegiis doctoralibus in iure utroque consequendis subiectas conclusiones ex variis iurium capitibus depromptas

VIII.
Although Dynus a medieval jurist wishes this to proceed only if the minor has been warned about the benefit of restitution.

IX.
Nevertheless, we agree with Bartolus a renowned medieval Italian jurist that it suffices that an oath has been sworn regarding the completed act.

X.
And we judge that all these things also have a place among those not yet at puberty who are capable of deceit and those close to puberty.

I.
It is commonly accepted that a defendant is not regularly held to produce their own documents to establish the plaintiff's intention.

II.
Unless perhaps they themselves intend to use them in court.

III.
Or if the plaintiff desires to base their own argument upon them via replication.

IV.
Which we concede is true only in terms of accounts.

V.
But we deny that the same holds for instruments legal deeds or documents.