System prawny Malty
System prawny Malty obejmuje prawo kontynentalne i common law, jak również tradycje, np. Code de Rohan. Kodeks miejski został uchwalony w 1784 r.[1] i zastąpiony w 1813[2]. Obecnie, Malta ma system prawny, na który wpływ ma prawo rzymskie, francuskie, brytyjskie, europejskie, międzynarodowe i lokalne zwyczaje[2][3].
Przypisy
- ↑ Jules Winterton: Information Sources in Law. Bowker-Saur, s. 307—319. ISBN 978-3-11-097641-0.
- ↑ a b Andò Biagio: Journal of Civil Law Studies. Uniwersytet Stanu Luizjana, grudzień 2011. s. 243—245. [dostęp 2021-09-21]. (ang.).
- ↑ Jacqueline Azzopardi Cauchi, Paul Knepper, The Empire, the police, and the introduction of fingerprint technology in Malta, „Criminology & Criminal Science”, 9 (1), SAGE Publishing, 1 lutego 2009.
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