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The Roman sources themselves reveal a lack of interest in developing any general theory of obligations; the jurists focused almost entirely on the various species falling within this area of law. In other words, they discussed only the various kinds of contracts, delicts (torts) and actions (remedies) that made up the generic category of the law of obligations. Indeed, they never fully distinguished between substantive obligations and procedural actions with the result that the actual Roman law of obligations seems more like a law of remedies. international commercial litigation seo company new york christmas party nyc cheap tours of rome computer repair westchester ny