Presented article is devoted to the issue of three legislative proposals on the unification efforts in the period between two world wars. Their specifics were that there was an interest in the removal of legal dualism in Czechoslovak law.
This was also characterized by the fact that many of the universally binding legal norms of the Czechoslovak legal order were written in a non-Czech or Slovak language, also by the fact that in Slovak territory the norms of ordinary law were still valid. The text of the article is therefore aimed at analysing the problems that had to be eliminated.