In Hungary from the 16th century on there was a tendency to make a “harmonization” of the Hungarian customary law with the Roman Legal Codex. Baranyai Decsi, besides other activities, made a book on Romanisation of the Hungarian Law. The book, Syntagma institvtionvm ivris imperialis ac Vngarici… (1593) was using both the Tripartitum by Werbőczy (a legal compendium for Hungary), and the manuscript for its later variant: Quadripartitum (originally by 1552). In the autumn of 1593 Baranyai Decsi became the rector of the college at Székelyvásárhely (Transylvania). From then on, he ceased to do legal work. His book Syntagma is an interesting milestone of the reception efforts in Hungary
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Prikaz latinsko-engleskog izdanja Tripartita Stjepana Werbőczyja, zbornika ugarskog običajnog prava
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This article is an attempt to understand the development of law, more particularly the civil law, in...
The author examines the reason why the press of the one-time Upper-Hungarian town Bártfa (today Bar...
After the clearing of the nation of legal cultures the author shows the european legal families and ...
The study analyses the centuries-old process of the codification of private law (civil law) in Hunga...
This is a comprehensive treatment of the history of customary law in Hungary, from the thirteenth to...
The oldest extant Hungarian proverb collection – one of the first ones in East-Central Europe – can...
In the first part of his paper the author is dealing with the Roman law tradition in the kingdom of ...
János Baranyai Decsi was one of the most versatile Hungarian Humanists of his age. His first work, ...
Customary law dominated at the beginning of the development of all legal systems, and this status pe...
The beginnings of the Hungarian legal system – more precisely written law, ius scriptum – can be tra...
The article includes a comprehensive and accurate picture of the development and hardships of the Sc...
Prikaz latinsko-engleskog izdanja Tripartita Stjepana Werbőczyja, zbornika ugarskog običajnog prava
Editor: Jozsef, Benke | Title: The Fundamentals of Hungarian Private Law | Publisher: University of ...
The importance of the early translations, copied or printed, derived from a parallel process that fo...
A few months before the suppression of the Hungarian Revolution in August 1849, Emperor Franz Joseph...
This article is an attempt to understand the development of law, more particularly the civil law, in...
The author examines the reason why the press of the one-time Upper-Hungarian town Bártfa (today Bar...
After the clearing of the nation of legal cultures the author shows the european legal families and ...