. . . "Moreover, because of the strict externals of the law Kant is unaware of the juridical controversy, reduces the jurist to the observance of texts, ejects the equity as not right???s own, and risks to transform the right in the gendarme of morals (M. Villey). (III) With regard to intention, one thing is that in strict law the internal disposition can not be deemed as the motive, and other thing is t" .