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The introduction of a dominant legal system for the regulation of hunting in Croatia in the second half of the 19th century

Following the abolition of the feudal system in Croatia, in the mid-19th century, there was a series of reforms aimed at modernising the old feudal system in all its aspects. Thus there was a need to reform the old feudal approach to hunting based on the regal rights or the privileges given by the ruler. Therefore, the reform of the legislation governing hunting is being approached, and through several attempts, the so- called dominant hunting system that is related to land ownership, i.e. giving hunting grounds to a lease by the state is formed. From then on to today, of course, with the numerous reforms in Croatia, and in most other countries, such a way of managing hunting grounds is applied. The author describes the process of transition from feudal regal to dominal hunting management system, and the adoption of several legal provisions to implement this process.

hunting ; dominal system ; regal system ; modernisation ; Slavonia ; Osijek

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