Pskov Judicial Charter

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The Pskov Judicial Charter was a late medieval Russian legal code of the Pskov Republic that regulated civil, criminal, and procedural law and reflected the evolution of feudal legal relations in northwestern Rus.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Russian legal code
historical legal document
medieval legal code
aim regulation of feudal relations
systematization of legal norms in Pskov
appliesToTerritory Pskov NERFINISHED
country Pskov Republic NERFINISHED
documentType charter
follows Russkaya Pravda NERFINISHED
genre law code
governingBody Pskov prince NERFINISHED
Pskov veche NERFINISHED
hasPart articles on contracts
articles on court organization
articles on debt
articles on evidence
articles on homicide
articles on land disputes
articles on theft
historicalPeriod late Middle Ages
influenced later Russian legal practice
influencedBy customary law of Pskov
princely decrees
language Old Russian
legalPrinciple monetary fines for many offenses
protection of private property
responsibility for damages
use of witnesses as evidence
legalStatus statutory law
legalSubject civil law
criminal law
procedural law
legalSystem Pskov Republic NERFINISHED
partOf medieval Rus legal tradition
preservedIn later manuscript copies
reflects evolution of feudal legal relations in northwestern Rus
region northwestern Rus
regulates appeal procedures
commercial transactions
court fees
criminal offenses
feudal obligations
judicial procedure
land tenure
property relations
subjectOf historical legal studies
usedBy Pskov courts NERFINISHED
Pskov officials

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Russkaya Pravda influenced Pskov Judicial Charter
Pskov Republic judicialBody Pskov Judicial Charter
Pskov Republic legalDocument Pskov Judicial Charter
Pskov Republic sourceOfLaw Pskov Judicial Charter