Before Poland was partitioned, there had been different laws for each group of society. Gentry, townspeople and peasants had their own laws. In the gentry law (land law) there was a rule that the accused could not be sentenced to death if the private accuser with several other people did not swear that the accused deserves death penalty. The practice of such a swearing existed until 1768. Current researches indicated the lack of such a rule in a municipal law. However, in the city of Krzemieniec in Wołyń the practice was different. Local municipal court required the oath of a claimant in most criminal cases. It is possible to suppose that it was an example of imitating the land law by the municipal law. We do not know if it was an only exam...
The relations between the gentry and the peasantry in the Duchy of Warsaw period show their undoubte...
Regardless of their nature, holidays are a time to which society has assigned a special role. Celebr...
The higher courts of German law, sitting at royal castles, appointed by the monarch or its starosts ...
W Polsce do czasów rozbiorów panowała stanowość prawa. Odrębnym prawem posługiwała się między innym...
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Judicial reform carried out in the Kingdom of Poland, in 1876 led to the unification of the Polish a...
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Since 29th of March 1998 the Personal Details Protection Act has been functioning in Polish legal sy...
Considerations regarding the judiciary in Poland should begin with the constitution, which is the Co...
One of the debates carried out in interwar Poland among legal professionals, including on the pages ...
In a modern world there seems to dominate a bureaucratic conviction treating law and ideas hidden in...
We wcześniejszych publikacjach opisałem względną swobodę seksualną na polskiej wsi w okresie przedro...
Over the two decades of local governance in Poland, the catalogue ofthe fundamental values of local ...
The Polish towns located on the Magdeburg law till the end of the 18th century used a separate law,...
This paper presents three autobiographical accounts by Etla (Edwarda) Bomsztyk (1899–1973), a Jewish...
The relations between the gentry and the peasantry in the Duchy of Warsaw period show their undoubte...
Regardless of their nature, holidays are a time to which society has assigned a special role. Celebr...
The higher courts of German law, sitting at royal castles, appointed by the monarch or its starosts ...
W Polsce do czasów rozbiorów panowała stanowość prawa. Odrębnym prawem posługiwała się między innym...
The article concerns the activity of Count Jan Działyński in the January Uprising national authoriti...
Judicial reform carried out in the Kingdom of Poland, in 1876 led to the unification of the Polish a...
The article takes up the subject of the contemporary variations in the case government of certain P...
Since 29th of March 1998 the Personal Details Protection Act has been functioning in Polish legal sy...
Considerations regarding the judiciary in Poland should begin with the constitution, which is the Co...
One of the debates carried out in interwar Poland among legal professionals, including on the pages ...
In a modern world there seems to dominate a bureaucratic conviction treating law and ideas hidden in...
We wcześniejszych publikacjach opisałem względną swobodę seksualną na polskiej wsi w okresie przedro...
Over the two decades of local governance in Poland, the catalogue ofthe fundamental values of local ...
The Polish towns located on the Magdeburg law till the end of the 18th century used a separate law,...
This paper presents three autobiographical accounts by Etla (Edwarda) Bomsztyk (1899–1973), a Jewish...
The relations between the gentry and the peasantry in the Duchy of Warsaw period show their undoubte...
Regardless of their nature, holidays are a time to which society has assigned a special role. Celebr...
The higher courts of German law, sitting at royal castles, appointed by the monarch or its starosts ...