Publication at Faculty of Law |
2021
Abstract
The textbook focuses on four traditional private law principles and their corresponding institutes: from the law of property to the principle of accessory-superficial and translational, from the law of succession to the principle of freedom of acquisition and universal succession. It presents their concept, meaning and development, including a comparison with the leading European civil codes (French, German and Swiss).
The historical and comparative perspective not only enables a better understanding of the purpose and direction of the current legislation, which is strongly linked to the Central European legal tradition, but also provides valuable inspiration for the resolution of specific contentious issues.