- Vorwort (125)
I. Kirchenrechtsgeschichte
- Péter Bónis, Budapest: The Hungarian Golden Bull and Canon Law (127)
- Sanja Gligić, Belgrade: The Influence of Canon Law on Serbian Civil Marriage Regulations (138)
II. Privatrechtsgeschichte
- Sarolta Molnár, Budapest: Socialist Remains in Hungarian Family Law. Exploring the Roots of Dogmatic Defects in the Family Book of the Hungarian Civil Code (148)
- György Képes, Budapest: Nihil sub sole novum? The first Hungarian law against unfair competition from today’s perspective (162)
III. Verfassungsgeschichte
- István Szabó, Budapest: Die ungarischen Aprilgesetze vor dem Wiener Hof (1848). The Hungarian April Laws before the Court of Vienna (1848). Debates on the Pragmatica Sanctio (173)
- Tomasz Kucharski, Toruń: Polish justices of the peace in the 20s of the 20th century. Conclusions drawn from the practical historical experience of selected judicial circuits of the former Prussian partition vis-à-vis present controversies as to the restoration of the institution (186)
IV. Medienrechtsgeschichte
- Imre Képessy, Budapest: Press Law in the Context of the Provisional Judicial Rules of 1861 (201)
- Violeta Stratan, Timişora: Minestones of the Written Press Freedom in Romania (214)
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