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Reichskammergericht a jeho role při recepci římského práva

Title in English Reichskammergericht and Its Influence upon the Reception of Roman Law
Authors

ČERNOCH Radek

Year of publication 2014
Type Article in Proceedings
Conference Dny práva 2013 – Days of Law 2013. Část VII. Soudy a soudnictví v historickém kontextu
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Law

Citation
Web http://www.law.muni.cz/sborniky/dny_prava_2013/07_Soudy_a_soudnictvi_v_historickem_kontextu.pdf
Field Law sciences
Keywords Gemeines Recht; ius commune; Reception of Roman Law; Reichskammergericht (Imperial Chamber Court).
Description Reichskammergericht (Imperial Chamber Court) was founded in 1495 within the frame of so called Maxmilian’s reforms. That is one of the most important acts regarding the relationship of Roman and German law, although the main aim of the reforms, i. e. centralization of the Holy Roman Empire, was not reached. Unlike in Italy, where ius commune was applied only if the statutory laws were in conflict or inapplicable, due to the Reichskammergericht was Gemeines Recht in Germany applied primarily before law of particular lands. As a result, there is a mutual influence of Roman law and the laws of particular German lands.

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