Naslov
Recepcija rimskog prava na glagoljici: bilježnički zapisnik o arbitraži u Mošćenicama iz 1621. godine provedenoj po uzoru iz rimskog prava (izvor, osnivanje arbitraže, izbor arbitara i spor)
(Receiving Roman Law in Glagolithical Script: Notarial Protocol of the 1621 Arbitration of Mošćenice based on Roman Law (Source, Arbitration Arrangement, Selection of Arbitrators and the Dispute))

Autori
Milotić, Ivan

Izvornik
Zbornik Pravnog fakulteta Sveučilišta u Rijeci (1330-349X) 41 (2020), 2; 469-485

Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Radovi u časopisima, članak, znanstveni

Ključne riječi
Mošćenice ; arbitraža ; prisilna arbitraža ; diobeni spor ; pravorijek, rimsko pravo ; kanonsko pravo ; ius commune
(Mošćenice ; arbitration ; mandatory arbitration ; property division ; arbitration award ; Roman law ; canon law ; ius commune)

Sažetak
Zapisnik Petra Lazarića, domaćega bilježnika i kanonika, potječe iz Mošćenica iz 1621., u kojemu na glagoljičkom pismu dokumentira rješavanje privatnoga diobenog spora među sumještanima u arbitraži. Premda pisana glagoljicom i na hrvatskom jeziku, ta isprava obuhvaća pohrvaćeno latinsko (i manje talijansko) pravnotehničko nazivlje te bilježi niz načela, koncepata i instituta koji su u izvansudskom postupku rješavanja spora dosljedno i pravilno primijenjeni po uzoru na rimsko pravo. Svi bitni pravni elementi ovoga diplomatičkog izvora odražavaju snažne odjeke tradicije rimskoga prava i ius commune. Autor u dvama radovima koji slijede analizira sve relevantne institute primijenjene u arbitraži, i postupovne i materijalnopravne, povezuje ih s rimskim i kanonskim pravnim uzorima te, naposljetku, taj diplomatički izvor dovodi u svezu s druga dva pravna svjedočanstva, koja su nastala u Mošćenicama u prvoj polovici 17. stoljeća, a koja također odražavaju snažne utjecaje rimske pravne tradicije: Mošćenički statut iz 1637. i lovransko- mošćeničko razgraničenje iz 1646.

Izvorni jezik
Hrvatski

Znanstvena područja
Pravo

Napomena
The protocol of Petar Lazarić, who was
simultaneously a domestic priest,
prebendary and a notary of Mošćenice, dates back
to 1621. It originated in Mošćenice
and records in glagolithic script a resolution
of a private dispute concerning the
property division which was achieved in
arbitration. Although the wording of the
documents reveals the glagolithic script and is
fully made in the Croatian language, if
we go beyond that and explore the origins of the
essential terms and expressions, we
may reach a conclusion that the document
substantially records Latin (or Italian) legal
technical language which was slightly Croatised
in the process of its adoption into the
legal system of the commune of Mošćenice.
Moreover, the content of the document
puts forth legal principles, concepts and
institutes of the extrajudicial dispute
resolution
which were consistently applied in Mošćenice
following the model of arbitration in
Roman law. All the essentials of the document at
hand reflect the strong influences
of the Roman legal tradition and the ius
commune. The author provides an analysis
in this paper which addresses all the relevant
institutes that were applied in the
arbitration dispute at hand referring to the
procedural and substantive law at the same
time. The author searches for the Roman model of
these institutes, evaluates them
from perspective of Roman and canon law of the
Middle and New Ages and, finally,
he brings this particular legal source in
relation to the other two which originated in
Mošćenice in the first half of the 17th century
that both record significant influences
of the Roman legal tradition of the time: The
Statute of Mošćenice of 1637 and the
boundary dispute between Lovran and Mošćenice of
1646.

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