သင်တန်းနှင့်ပတ်သတ်သော အချက်အလက်

Course topics: The Hungarian Revolution of 1848/1849. The March Laws and Constitutional Development. Revolutionary Activities, Political and Legal Activities of the Slovaks. Bach´s Absolutism and the Effectiveness of the Austrian Legal Acts in the Hungarian Kingdom, Reorganisation of Administration and Legal System in this Era. The Judex-Curial Conference and Return to the Feudal Hungarian Law. The Austro-Hungarian Compromise and the Central and Local Authorities in this Era. The Municipal Act. Development of Law and Legal System during the Existence of the Dual Monarchy (Codification Efforts in Civil and Commercial Law). Decisions of the Curia of Hungary – Court Decisions in History. Codifications during the Existence of the Dual monarchy. Sources of Law in the Late 19th Century. Subjects of Law, Personal Law and its Development in the Modern Era, especially during the Existence of the Dual Monarchy. Family Law and its Development in the Modern era. The Formation of Family Law as an Independent Branch of Law during the Existence of the Dual Monarchy. Thing as a Specific Category of Property, Classification of Things, Rights in Rem, Property Right and its Modernisation in the Market Economy, Respective Codifications. Law of Obligation. Arising of Obligations, Lien, Change of Obligations, and Termination of Obligations. Contracts in the Modern Era. Law of Inheritance, its Development with Regard to Different Social Classes, and Changes in the Late 19th Century. Development of Criminal and Procedural Law and their Codifications in the Late 19th Century. Establishment of the First Czechoslovak Republic. The Second Czechoslovak Republic. The First Slovak Republic (1939-1945). Public and Private Law in 1918-1945 and after World War II. Fight of the Czechs and Slovaks for Establishment of Czechoslovakia in Austria-Hungary and Abroad. Establishment of Czechoslovakia and the Act no. 11 of 1918 Coll. on Establishment of the Independent Czechoslovak State (the so-called Reception Act). Determination of the Czechoslovak Boundaries. Constitutional Development (the Reception Act, the Act on Extraordinary and Temporary Measures in Slovakia, the Provisional Constitution no. 37 of 1918 Coll. and Constitution no. 121 of 1920 Coll.). Central and Local Authorities in Czechoslovakia. Development of Political Administration in the First Czechoslovak Republic (the District Act, the Country Act). Development of the Judiciary. Development of Law and Legal System in the First Czechoslovak Republic. Unification and Codification Efforts in Public and Private Law. Land Reform. The Second Czechoslovak Republic (After-Munich). Munich Agreement and Vienna Arbitration. The Autonomy of Slovakia and Carpathian Ruthenia, Changes in the System of Central and Local Authorities. The Act no. 330 of 1938 Coll. on the Authorisation. Establishment of the Slovak Republic and the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia, the Act on Independent Slovak State. Constitution of the Slovak Republic and Character of Law and Legal System from 1939 till 1945. The Resistance of the Czechs and Slovaks. The Christmas Agreement, Slovak National Uprising, Legal Acts of the Slovak National Council. Czechoslovak Government-in-Exile and the Presidential Decrees Issued Abroad. The Košice Government Programme. Constitutional Development after 1945.

Supervisors and educators:
Jarmila Hercegová - Zodpovedný za elearning
prof. PhDr. JUDr. Tomáš Gábriš, PhD. - Zabezpečuje, Hlavný garant
Katarína Cviková - Zodpovedný za elearning
JUDr. Zuzana Adamová, PhD. - Kogarant
prof. PhDr. JUDr. Adriana Pollák, PhD. - Zabezpečuje, Zodpovedný za elearning, Prednášajúci, Skúšajúci, Kogarant
doc. JUDr. Marianna Novotná, PhD. - Kogarant
prof. JUDr. Miriam Laclavíková, PhD. - Zabezpečuje, Zodpovedný za elearning, Prednášajúci, Skúšajúci, Kogarant
Ing. Jana Koprlová, PhD. - Kogarant, Schvaľujúci zápis
doc. JUDr. Peter Vyšný, PhD., Ph.D. - Zabezpečuje, Kogarant, Skúšajúci, Prednášajúci

Code: ZDPd102

Period: LS

Credits: 5