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ON THE APPARENT DISAPPEARANCE OF THE CIVIL LAW MULTICULTURALISM IN ROMANIA
ON THE APPARENT DISAPPEARANCE OF THE CIVIL LAW MULTICULTURALISM IN ROMANIA

Author(s): Silviu Dorin Şchiopu, Maria-Magdalena Cardis
Subject(s): Constitutional Law, Civil Law, International Law, Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, Sociology of Law
Published by: Editura Universitatii Petrol-Gaze din Ploiesti
Keywords: civil law; historical provinces; new civil code; legal multiculturalism;

Summary/Abstract: Civil law has always been considered as being the common law, regardless of where its regulations were applied. However, in Romania, civil law was not „common” for a certain amount of time following the Great Unification, as it had specific elements depending on the historical province it belonged to. As a result, the law was multicultural. Nowadays, we have a common civil law which it’s supposed to be national and unified, but still remains multicultural.

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