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Comparative Studies of Civil Law Between Modern South Slavic Regions and Japan: Structure, Origin and Language

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Original title:
Comparative Studies of Civil Law Between Modern South Slavic Regions and Japan: Structure, Origin and Language
Publisher:
Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts
Release year:
2020.
Meeting type:
International Symposium
Date held:
19. 11. 2019.
Edition:
Scientific Conference Proceedings
Book number in Edition:
157
Department:
Department of Social Sciences
Book number in Department:
53
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Book size:
17 x 24 cm
Pages:
274
ISBN:
978-86-7215-482-5
COBISS.CG-ID:
16166660
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INDIVIDUAL PAPERS

  1. A Word of the Organizing Committee
  2. Academician Zoran P. Rašović: Welcoming remarks at the Opening of the International SYMPOSIUM
  3. Keiko Mitani: Formation of legal language in the nineteenth-century South Slavic lands and Japan 
  4. Zoran P. Rašović: The Systematics of the General Property Code for the Principality of Montenegro and the (Un)known Bogišić’s Records on Its Impact on the System of the Japanese Civil Code from 1890
  5. Yasunori Kasai: Bogišić and ‘Ancient Law’
  6. Emi Matsumoto: Bogišić and his unrewarded contribution to the modern Japanese Civil Code
  7. Takashi Oka: Wege zur Umformung der japanischen Personenrechte: Kurzer Reformvorschlag über die japanische Vormundschaft Volljähriger
  8. Dušan Nikolić: Codification of Civil Law in Serbia, Montenegro and Japan in THE XIX Century (A Comparative Approach) 
  9. Marko Petrak: The Principle alterum non laedere in Bogišić’s Codification (Art. 998). Greek Philosophical Origins and Byzantine Legal Tradition
  10. Žika Bujuklić: Bogišić’s Correspondence with Laza Kostić, Serbian Poet and Lawyer (Doctor Utriusque Iuris)