Publication details
Dědické právo ve Středním kodexu aneb vytlačování práva římského právem římským
| Title in English | Law of Succession in the Civil Code 1950 – Removal of Roman Law by Roman Law |
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| Year of publication | 2012 |
| Type | Article in Proceedings |
| Conference | Pocta Karlu Schellemu k 60. narozeninám |
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| Field | Law sciences |
| Keywords | Civil Code 1811 – Civil Code 1950 – Falcidian Portion – Law of Succession – „Semel heres semper heres.“ |
| Description | This paper analyses the legal regulation of the law of succession in Czech Civil Code 1950. Despite being enacted in the socialist epoch that were aiming to get rid of Roman-law-based provisions, it could not avoid stipulating the rule of Falcidian portion and the principle „Semel heres, semper heres“ („Once an heir, always the heir“). Neither provision was present in the previous regulation (Austrian Civil Code 1811). |