Women have generally been permitted to study law properly at university since the late 19th century. The first country to allow women to study at university level was the United States of America. In Europe, it has been possible for women to study law at the universi...

The presented article deals with the issue of the functioning of the national administration in the Škoda plants in Pilsen in the years 1945-1946, in connection with its legal regulation. This new legal institute was introduced by Decree of the President of the Republic No.&#x...

In the fi rst chapter of his article, the author maps the development of the permanent diaconate since the apostolic times diff erently in the Eastern Churches and in the Western Church. The excursion deals with the issue of female deacons in the Catholic Church. The ...

The article is about the development of legislation on judicial enforcement of a decision between the years 1948–1989. Time periods of the development of the legislation on executions and judicial enforcement of a decision between the years 1948–1989 can be determined by the legal&...

The Cheb region belongs to the historical areas which are distinctly and morphologically determined. It is, due to its complicated historical development, a suitable area to demonstrate links between settlements and landscape, respectively to observe the variations of symbolism created...

This paper concerns of the doctrine of versio in rem (or actio de in rem verso) in the legal discussion in interwar Czechoslovakia. The paper presents a brief overview of the origin and field of application of actio de in rem verso in classical Roman law and the...

The paper deals with the development of law in Czechoslovakia from its inception to the existence of the so-called First Republic, focusing in particular on the development of criminal law. The primary question addressed in the paper is whether there is legal continuity with t...

The article is devoted to the analysis of the draft German emergency constitution from 1923. Its author was the Bavarian judge Theodor von der Pfordten and it would probably be announced if a beer hall putsch in Germany succeeded in 1923 and the Nazi party cam...

The paper from the history of the state and the law of the Philippines follows the earlier published article about the Malolos Constitution. While the Malolos Constitution is the declaration of the national fight for indepen- dence, the Philippine Organic Act has no suc...

The article deals with the origin, the development of relevant regulation and today’s legislation of this extraordinary method of absolution, i.e. granting absolution to several penitents at once without prior individual confession, in the form of collective absolution, and pastoral comments ...

In his article, the autor comments on the fundamental changes introduced to the canon substantive criminal law by the Apostolic Constitution of Pope Francis Pascite gregem Dei of 23rd May 2021. After the reform of the matrimonial legal process in 2015, this is the second ...

In his article, the autor gives a brief classification of various texts of religious rules, which are usually associated with autorship of St. Aurelius Augustinus. The aim of the article is mainly to classify and explain the individual titles of these texts (Ordo monasterii, P...

In his article, the autor recapitulates the history of the institution of religious canonesses and outlines their canonical position in canon law in effect – both general and particular (in the so-called own law – ius proprium). Finally, he mentions the restoration of the only...

The article deals with a tragic fate of an attorney Samuel Nagel who committed suicide in August 1887. The young and promising lawyer who became rich by advantageous marriage and by inheritance from his mother and aunt didn’t treat these assets properly. The desire to mul...

In his article, the author focusses on the legal handbook of the former bishop of Paderborn Konrad Martin „Catechism of Roman Catholic Church Law“ (1875). Bishop Martin defends (in the middle of Bismarcks´Germany) the thesis about the inalienable rigt of the church to its own&...

The article deals with the issue of distinguishing between detention and possession in Czech private law. For Czechoslovak law, the blurring of the difference between possession and detention has been typical for the last 50 years. For example, the possessor and the detentor are&#x...

The article deals with the relationship and interaction of Roman and canon law. The first part (Introduction to Roman Law) describes the developmental stages of Roman law and its "second life" (the process of its reception). The second part (Roman Law and the Law of&...