Theses ex l. 2. Rem maioris. C. de Rescind. vendit

XXI.

It can also be adapted to the division of an inheritance or assets, though not to a transaction a settlement or compromise.

XXII.

In a donation, this law has no place at all. Clearly, if someone wanted to donate a certain quantity, such as twenty, and hands over a thing that he thought was worth that much, when it is worth much more, the donation will indeed be revoked, but not by the benefit of this law.

XXIII.

Wherefore, a sale with a clause of donation will also not be rescinded; for instance, if someone sells a thing for thirty, and donates whatever that thing is worth more. Nor does it matter whether that which is of higher value contains a small or a large quantity.

XXIV.

Furthermore, the outcome of this benefit from this Law 2 is such that the sale is rescinded by an action on the sale, not by restitutio in integrum restoration to the original state, once the injury in the price has been demonstrated.

XXV.

Once it has been rescinded, the option is given to the buyer, whether he wishes to return the thing or to make up what is lacking.