Legal History and Roman Law Papers

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  Insights from the International Legal History Meeting of PhD Students (Brno, 11 - 12 September 2024)

  Frederika Vešelényiová

  299-302
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  Organisational Nationalisation - Seizing Control of an Organisation without Transfers of Property Rights on the Example of Housing Cooperatives in People's Poland

  Piotr Eckhardt

  149-162
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  The Interpretation of the Norms of the 1922 Constitution of Lithuania by the Supreme Tribunal

  Anatoliy A. Lytvynenko, Jevgenij G. Machovenko

  177-198
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  The Ecclesiastical Justice System in the Kingdom of Bohemia in the Middle Ages

  Pavel Krafl

  33-56
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  The Interaction Between Roman Ius Civile and Local Provincial Legal Tradition Papyri P. Yadin 21 and P. Yadin 22 as Roman Stipulatio

  Valéria Terézia Dančiaková

  69-82
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  Protection and Guarantee of Rights and Legitimate Interests in the History of Law; Milestones of Law in Central Europe (Častá, 22 – 23 March 2024)

  Frederika Vešelényiová

  269-272
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  Overview of the Church’s Property Law in the Czech Lands during the Middle Ages

  Pavel Krafl

  31-56
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  Kazimierz Kolańczyk (1915-1982) and a New Approach to the Teaching of Roman Law in Post-war Poland

  Grzegorz Nancka

  103-112
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  Bavaria's Supreme Court A Unique Feature in History and Today

  Manfred Dauster

  9-30
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  Final Theses of Students of Faculty of Law in Lithuania: 1925-1939

  Ieva Deviatnikovaitė

  101-108

• Guilt and liability between Aristotle and Stoics

  Tomáš Gábriš

  84-95

• Collectivism vs. individualism: Can the EU learn from the history of the Israeli Kibbutz?

  Nellie Munin

  29-47