The first comprehensive treatment in any language on the history of customary law in Hungary, starting with Stephen Werboczy's customary law code, the Tripartitum. This code influenced the composition, structure, and procedures of the courts and retained authority even when a parliamentary government was established in the nineteenth century.
The first comprehensive treatment in any language on the history of customary law in Hungary, starting with Stephen Werboczy's customary law code, the Tripartitum. This code influenced the composition, structure, and procedures of the courts and retained authority even when a parliamentary government was established in the nineteenth century.
Martyn Rady has taught at the UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies since 1990, where he is Professor of Central European History. He was a Leverhulme Trust research fellow in 2010-12 and he has an honorary doctorate from the Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Budapest. He was for ten years part of the team that edited and translated the corpus of the laws of medieval Hungary and is General Editor of the Slavonic and East European Review. His previous books include Medieval Buda (1985), and Nobility, Land and Service in Medieval Hungary (2000). He has also edited and translated several of the leading Hungarian and Czech medieval chronicles.
Inhaltsangabe
1: The Legal Landscape 2: Customary Law and the Tripartitum 3: Customary Law, Legislation, and Letters 4: Customary Law and Medieval Courts 5: King and Nobility 6: The Nobleman and His Land 7: Crime and Prosecution 8: Medieval Procedure and Judicial Decision Making 9: Early Modern Legal Institutions 10: Codification after the Tripartitum 11: Courts and the Law in the Long Eighteenth Century 12: Custom and Law in the Modern Period Conclusion: Customary Law in Hungary
1: The Legal Landscape 2: Customary Law and the Tripartitum 3: Customary Law, Legislation, and Letters 4: Customary Law and Medieval Courts 5: King and Nobility 6: The Nobleman and His Land 7: Crime and Prosecution 8: Medieval Procedure and Judicial Decision Making 9: Early Modern Legal Institutions 10: Codification after the Tripartitum 11: Courts and the Law in the Long Eighteenth Century 12: Custom and Law in the Modern Period Conclusion: Customary Law in Hungary
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