Part 4 - MAXIMS OF JURISPRUDENCE

Section 3509 - Intent of maximums
Section 3510 - Cessation of reason of rule
Section 3511 - Reason same then rule same
Section 3512 - Change of purpose to injury of another
Section 3513 - Waiver of advantage of law
Section 3514 - Use of rights not to infringe on rights of another
Section 3515 - Consent to act
Section 3516 - Acquiescence in error
Section 3517 - Taking advantage of own wrong
Section 3518 - Treatment of one fraudulently dispossessed of thing
Section 3519 - Failure to forbid that which is done
Section 3520 - One not to suffer from act of another
Section 3521 - Burden borne by one taking benefit
Section 3522 - Presumption of grant
Section 3523 - Remedy for every wrong
Section 3524 - Equally in right or equally in wrong
Section 3525 - Preference between equal rights
Section 3526 - No responsibility for that which no man can control
Section 3527 - Law helps vigilant
Section 3528 - Law respects form
Section 3529 - That which ought to have been done
Section 3530 - That which does not appear to exist
Section 3531 - Impossibilities
Section 3532 - Idle acts
Section 3533 - Trifles
Section 3534 - Particular expressions
Section 3535 - Contemporaneous exposition
Section 3536 - Greater contains less
Section 3537 - Superfluity
Section 3538 - Made certain
Section 3539 - Time does not confirm void act
Section 3540 - Incident follows principal
Section 3541 - Interpretation which gives effect preferred
Section 3542 - Interpretation reasonable
Section 3543 - One of two person suffering from act of third
Section 3545 - Private transactions fair and regular
Section 3546 - Ordinary course of nature and habits of life
Section 3547 - Continuance of thing to exist
Section 3548 - Law has been obeyed