THE STATE ASSEMBLY AFTER THE BATTLE OF KOSOVO IN 1389: SERBIA AT THE CROSSROADS
Page:11-15
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"Legal sciences"
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Issues of theory and history of law
Release: 2021-4 (30)
DOI: 10.21777/2587-9472-2021-4-11-15
Keywords: State Assembly, medieval Serbian law, the battle of Kosovo, Despot Stefan Lazarević, Princess Milica, monarchy, diplomacy, tradition, customary law
Annotation: The article discusses the session of the State Assembly (Sabor) held in 1389, after the battle of Kosovo, the death of Prince Lazar and great losses. The Assembly, headed by Princess Milica, who ruled in the name of the underage Prince Stefan, decided to subjugate the country to Sultan Bayazid and to let him marry Princess Olivera, Stefan’s sister. The author analyzes the few available sources that mention this Assembly, and the significance of its decisions.
ON THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE SPOUSES: HISTORICAL AND LEGAL COMPREHENSION
Page:13-16
Release: 2021-1 (27)
DOI: 10.21777/2587-9472-2021-1-13-16
Keywords: Marriage, codes, morality, duties of the spouses, family, matrimony, ecclesiastical law
Annotation: The modern approach to the institutions of marriage and family is considered in the context of historical and comparative legal analysis of legislative acts, as well as dogmatic norms of church law. Considerable attention is paid to the responsibilities of spouses as moral and legal regulators of family relations. Based on the traditional meanings and values of marriage, a consistent ethization of the family legislation of Russia is proposed, which will allow avoiding neoliberal tendencies that significantly hamper the development of modern family policy.