SERVITUDE – INSTITUTE OF ROMAN LAW IN THE SERBIAN CIVIL CODE
SERVITUDE – INSTITUTE OF ROMAN LAW IN THE SERBIAN CIVIL CODE

Summary/Abstract: In the traditional area of the formation of Roman law, as stated by Stojan Novaković, Roman law was brought back by means of the Serbian civil code as a codification in 1844. This Austrian cutting (with the influence of the French Code civil as well) found optimal soil on the Serbian state soil and lasted an entire century. For a comparative analysis of all the influences of Roman law on Serbian civil rights, through the compilation of Austrian civil rights, one would need a comprehensive study. The goal of this work is to show the influence through the institute of servitude in the Serbian civil code via a comparative approach, whose roots are in Roman law and which, through adaptation of the tradition of European civilistics and via the Austrian civil code, arrived in the Principality as a civil codification in 1844.

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