AKTUELNOST EDIKTA NE QUIS IN SUGGRUNDA U SAVREMENOM SRPSKOM PRAVU
Date
2018
Authors
Sovrlić, Milica
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University of Kragujevac, Faculty of Law
Abstract
In Roman law absence of maintenance of the external parts of objects or
the placement of various objects on them was sanctioned. The principle of the
objective responsibility was applied and the responsible person was punished
with a fine for the created state of danger. Even today when passing through the
city we can see the plants on the terraces that are not secured, the facades that
threaten to fall off, and the broken billboards, etc. For this reason, the issue of
responsibility for endangering the safety of citizens and their property is always
a priority. To point out historical aspect of legal responsibility, the author in his
work starts from Roman law rules, and then analyzes domestic laws which are
the backbone of the topic.
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Keywords
Roman law, Serbian Civil Code, Serbian positive laws, buildings, maintenance, sanctions