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Legal transplants w prawie administracyjnym

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Bieś-Srokosz P.
Roczniki Nauk Prawnych
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2020
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vol. 30
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issue 1
21-31
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The phenomenon of legal transplants in Polish law is an increasingly common example of its use. Legal transplants can be noted in administrative law, in particular in substantive administrative law. However, analyzing the legislative activity of the legislator over the last decade, we see that he is increasingly moving towards the use of legal transplants – but not always reasonably.
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Zjawisko prawnych przeszczepów w prawie polskim jest coraz częstszym przykładem jego zastosowania. Przeszczepy prawne można odnotować w prawie administracyjnym, w szczególności w materialnym prawie administracyjnym. Analizując jednak działalność legislacyjną ustawodawcy w ciągu ostatniej dekady widzimy, że coraz częściej zmierza on w kierunku stosowania legalnych przeszczepów – nie zawsze jednak zasadnie.
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Legal cultures between Europe and the Far East in historical context

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Tomášek M.
Český časopis historický (The Czech Historical Review)
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2023
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vol. 121
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issue 2
441-480
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The paper considers legal transplants and their launching into legal systems of countries in the Far East, namely China, Japan, Korea and Vietnam since 1868. The author follows the impact of individual foreign legal systems stemming from Continental Law (the German subsystem and the Roman subsystem) and Common Law. The impact of German law prevailed in the Far East countries listed above, but the influence of US law primarily in modern Japan should not be underestimated. The paper deals with the transposition of foreign patterns into the respective written law, i.e., law in books. In addition, it demonstrates through concrete examples how interpretation of the law in books developed, i.e., law in action, which quite often shifted the original European meaning closer to traditional East-Asian mode of thinking.
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