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"This book examines the fascinating and turbulent development of Bulgarian private law from the end of the 19th century to the present day and highlights its particularities from a comparative perspective. Bulgarian private law has always been at crossroads: it has diverse influences from both Western and Eastern Europe, and it has seen many turning points because of Bulgaria's tumultuous past, including a communist regime. This book examines its fascinating and turbulent development from the end of the 19th century to the present day and highlights its distinctive features from a comparative perspective. Its main goal is to foster a better understanding of the current messy state of Bulgarian private law - particularly the law of obligations and property law - and an appreciation for its rich heritage. The book begins by reflecting on why the study of Bulgarian private law is worthwhile. Literature in the English language on East European laws, especially on Bulgarian law, is scarce. Beyond responding to a gap in knowledge, the author argues that research into Bulgarian law may challenge the traditional taxonomies of comparative law, enrich the understanding of the common law-civil law divide, showcase the importance of context in legal development, and help address the difficulties of harmonisation of law in the EU. Subsequently, the book provides an overview of the scattered sources of Bulgarian private law, since Bulgaria does not have a civil code. It also traces the turbulent history of Bulgarian private law over the past century and a half to shed light on how the unexpected vibrant patchwork observed today came to be, and shatters myths about Bulgarian law spread due to years of communist censorship. The author then explains the complex fabric of Bulgarian contract law which emerges from legislation, scholarly writing and case law, surveys the hazy realms of tort and unjust enrichment, and examines the fascinating transformations of the right to property which required the re-invention of property law twice over the past 100 years. This is followed by a discussion on whether a reform of Bulgarian private law, including the enactment of a civil code, is necessary, as well as an evaluation of Bulgarian private law's preparedness to help tackle the challenges of the 21st century, such as the digitalisation of trade, environmental problems, the protection of human rights, and the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. Finally, the book recommends and explains, in context, literature for those willing to broaden their understanding of Bulgarian private law." -- Provided by publisher.

• Vorwort
• Einleitung
• Allgemeiner Teil und Grundlagen des IPR
• Internationales Familienrecht i.w. S. (Personenrecht)
• Internationales Familienrecht 1. e. S.
• Fazit und Ausblick

• Status of religious communities
• Relations between the state and Islam
• State support for Islamic religious communities
• Islamic community of Bulgaria
• Muslims in integration law and non-discrimination provisions
• Mosques and prayer houses
• Burial and cemeteries
• Education and schools
• Further and higher (Tertiary) education -- Islamic chaplaincy in public institutions
• Employment and social Law
• Islamic slaughter and food regulation
• Islamic goods and services
• Islamic dress
• Criminal law
• Family law.

This volume of Annoted Legal Documents on Islam in Europe covers Bulgaria and consists of an annotated collection of legal documents affecting the status of Islam and Muslims in Europe. The legal texts are published in the original Bulgarian language while the annotations and supporting material are in English.
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• Foreword by the Editors General introduction
• 1. Status of religious communities
• 2. Relations between the state and Islam
• 3. State support for Islamic religious communities
• 4. Islamic Community of Bulgaria
• 5. Muslims in integration law and non-discrimination provisions
• 6. Mosques and prayer houses
• 7. Burial and cemeteries
• 8. Education and schools
• 9. Further and higher (tertiary) education
• 10. Islamic chaplaincy in public institutions
• 11. Employment and social law
• 12. Islamic slaughter and food regulation
• 13. Islamic goods and services
• 14. Islamic dress
• 15. Criminal law
• 16. Family law Bibliography.
• (source: Nielsen Book Data)

This volume of Annoted Legal Documents on Islam in Europe covers Bulgaria and consists of an annotated collection of legal documents affecting the status of Islam and Muslims in Europe. The legal texts are published in the original Bulgarian language while the annotations and supporting material are in English.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)

• Status of religious communities
• Relations between the state and Islam
• Revenue sources and management of the Islamic organisations
• Islamic community in Croatia
• Mosques and prayer spaces
• Burial and cemeteries
• Education and schools
• Chaplaincy in public institutions
• Employment and social law
• Islamic slaughter and food regulation
• Foundations and charitable organizations
• Islamic dress
• Criminal law
• Marriage.

This volume of "Annotated Legal Documents on Islam in Europe" covers Croatia and consists of an annotated collection of legal documents affecting the status of Islam and Muslims in Europe. The legal texts are published in the original Croatian language while the annotations and supporting material are in English.
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• Verzeichnis der abgekürzt zitierten Quellen und wissenschaftlichen Zeitschriften
• Vorwort der Herausgeber
• Vorwort
• Einleitung
• Die Freie Königliche Stadt Gradec
• Erster Abschnitt : das Recht gemäss der Goldenen Bulle (1242) und das Recht des 14. und 15. Jahrhunderts
• Die Normenliste in der Goldenen Bulle
• Das kodifizierte Gewohnheitsrecht und die neue Bestimmungen
• Judex civitatis : die formelle und materielle Zuständigkeit
• Die Gerichtsinstanzen : Maiores civitatis
• Die Beweismittel
• Die Regelung des Erbrechtes
• Schlussbemerkungen
• Das Recht des 14. und 15. Jahrhunderts
• Quellen
• Das Gewohnheitsrecht
• Entscheidungen des Stadtmagistrats
• Die Gerichtsentscheidungen
• Das Recht in der Praxis
• Die Normen der Goldenen Bulle und die Praxis
• Verbrechen und Strafen
• Änderungen im Erbrechtssystem
• Geschäfte des Schuldrechts
• Kauf
• Lohnarbeit
• Darlehen
• Gesellschaften (societates in mercando)
• Immobilientausch
• Immobilienschenkungen unter Ehepartnern
• Die Rechte an Immobilien
• Das Eigentum
• Quellen : Libri funduales seu fassionum (1384-1526)
• Die Funktionen
• Die Entwicklungsphasen
• Die eingetragenen Sachenrechte
• "Ius perpetuum possidendi" in den Quellen des Grossgrundbesitzes Slawoniens und in den Quellen der Königsstadt Zagreb
• Ius perpetuum possidendi und der Eigentumsbegriff des ius commune
• Bona hereditaria im Grossgrundbesitz Slawoniens
• Das Eigentumsrecht an Immobilien in der Königsstadt Zagreb und die Aufzeichnungen der Stadtnotare
• Fronhöfe (sessiones jobagionales) als Gegenstand des perpetuum possidendi
• Ius libere possidere, tenere et disponere : Schlussbemerkungen
• Abgaben und Dienste der Rechtsunterworfenen
• Quellen
• Dada regis
• Taxa communitatis undservitia ordinaria
• Die Geldpflichten gemäss der Einwohnerliste des Jahres 1368
• Schlussbemerkungen
• Verfiigungsrechte in Geschäften inter vivos
• Die Klausel in der Goldenen Bulle
• Pluralität der Vermögensmassen in der Familie
• Die Verfugungen cum voluntate des Erben
• Das Vorkaufsrecht
• Verfügungsrechte in Geschäften mortis causa
• Die Intestaterbfolge
• Die Bestimmungen der Goldenen Bulle
• Das Erbrecht in der Praxis des 14. und 15. Jahrhunderts
• Die Familienstruktur und die vermögensrechtliche Stellung der Frau
• Grundsatz paterna paternis : materna maternis in der Praxis
• Das Erbrecht des Ehepartners
• Die Erbrechte der Deszendenten
• Die testamentarische Erbfolge
• Die Bestimmungen in den Privilegien der königlichen Städte Slawoniens
• Die Voraussetzungen der Testamentserrichtung nach der Goldenen Bulle
• Die freie Testamentserrichtung und das Heimfallsrecht : Testamentsvollstrecker
• Legate pro anima
• Legate pro serviciis, pro gratitudine, pro famulatu
• Die Testierfreiheit und die Adoption
• Das Eigentum an Immobilien und die Statuskategorien der Bevölkerung
• Bürger (Cives)
• Einwohner (inhabitatores)
• Mieter (inquilini)
• Die übrigen Sachenrechte
• Die Erbpacht
• Quellen
• Die Parteien : Gründstücke sub conditione
• Census : die Verpflichtungen und Haftung der Parteien
• Schlussbemerkungen
• Dienstbarkeiten
• Die Grunddienstbarkeiten
• Der Niessbrauch in victu et amictu und die Adoptionsverhältnisse
• Das Pfandrecht
• Quellen
• Art der Pfandbestellung
• Die Merkmale der Pfandsicherung
• Die Realisierung : Bedeutung in der Praxis
• Aus dem Recht Der Geistlichen Jurisdiktionen Zagrebs
• Die Prädialisten des Zagreber Bistums
• Dominium utile in den Statuta capituli zagrabiensis (1334)
• Das mittelalterliche Zagreb als Rezeptionsgebiet : das gelehrte Recht und die Rechtspraxis
• Anhang
• "Quarta puellaris" : ein Rechtsinstitut in der Praxis der Nobilis Communitatis Turoponiensis bzw. des Campus zagrabiensis (14. - 16. Jahrhundert)
• Zusammenfassung
• Quellensammlungen
• Literaturverzeichnis
• Sachregister
• Verzeichnis der zitierten Quellenstellen.

• General introduction / Hano Ernst
• Constitutional law / Branko Smerdel
• Administrative law and public administration / Anamarija Musa
• Property law / Tatjana Josipović
• Contract law / Saša Nikšić
• Tort law / Marko Baretić
• Succession law / Igor Gliha & Tatjana Josipović
• Family law / Dubravka Hrabar
• Labour law / Ivana Vukorepa
• Consumer protection law / Emilia Mišćenić
• Copyrights and related rights / Igor Gliha
• Company law / Siniša Petrović & Antun Bilić
• Competition law / Siniša Petrović & Tomislav Jakšić
• Civil procedure and alternative dispute resolution / Jasnica Garašić
• Insolvency law / Hano Ernst
• International private law / Davor Babić
• Criminal law / Ksenija Turković, Maja Munivrana Vajda & Aleksandar Maršavelski
• Tax law / Hrvoje Arbutina & Jasna Bogovac.

"This book is the first-ever comprehensive overview of the legal system of Croatia in English. Each of twenty-one local expert contributors provides concise but complete reviews and analysis of many major branches of Croatian law, explaining the implications of legal rules and clarifying ambiguities. Every aspect of legal application is described in substantive and procedural detail, with lucid explanations of Croatian law in the following fields and more: structure of the judicial system; constitutional order; administration and administrative procedure; contracts and tort law; employment contracts; property rights and succession law; copyrights and related rights; companies and competition rules; civil procedure and insolvency proceedings; criminal law; conflict-of-law rules; and tax policy."-- Publisher description.