1. A . D . 507 596 ) and other Germanic laws . 2. The Germanic law codes are designed for a clearly ON " �r�ll " ). 3. Civil law is sometimes referred to as neo-Roman law, Romano-Germanic law or Continental law. 4. This is an indication of the close relationship of ancient Germanic law to religion. 5. "We're talking about two different legal systems _ common law and Roman Germanic law ," 6. Germanic law made no provisions for the public welfare, the " res publica " of Romans.7. :The notion of a jury of peers already occurs in early Germanic law ; see for example Salic law. 8. In earlier medieval law, especially in Germanic law , two types of pledge existed, being either "'possessory "'( cf. 9. The code was based almost wholly on Roman law, with some influence of Germanic law in rare cases. 10. In the same context, Germanic law is also derisively termed " leges barbarorum " " barbarian law " etc.
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