La questione degli usi pubblici sui beni privati in diritto romano. Il caso delle ripae fluminis

In 1887 the Court of Cassation of Rome, which recognized a right of public use on the private Villa Borghese, stated that the Roman legal experience knew only the principle of «conversion» of the res from private into public when subject to the public use. Nevertheless, for a specific kind of things, the ripae fluminis, in the legal sources of the handwritten tradition it is generally reported the «coexistence» of the private property with public use. The others epigraphic sources about the «conversion» of some ripae from privatae into publicae can find justification in the parameter of the greater «absorbency», in some specific cases, of the public use in relation to the private property.