Chełmno law

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Chełmno law was a medieval municipal legal code used in Central and Eastern Europe that granted towns extensive self-governance and regulated urban life, trade, and judicial matters.

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Surface form Occurrences
Zamość Ordinance 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medieval law
municipal legal code
town charter law
appliesTo burghers
cities
towns
basedOn Magdeburg law NERFINISHED
category German town laws
legal history of Poland
medieval legal codes
defines jurisdiction of town courts
office of vogt
structure of town council
follows Magdeburg rights NERFINISHED
grants extensive municipal autonomy
judicial privileges
market rights
self-governance to towns
influenced later municipal law in Poland
urban law in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
influencedBy Saxon law NERFINISHED
language Middle Low German NERFINISHED
legalFamily German town law
legalStatus charter granted by territorial ruler
namedAfter Chełmno NERFINISHED
originatesFrom Chełmno NERFINISHED
State of the Teutonic Order NERFINISHED
medieval Poland region
primaryFunction organization of municipal administration
regulation of urban life
regulates civil law
crafts
criminal law
inheritance
judicial matters
property rights
trade
urban self-government
timePeriod Middle Ages
usedIn Central Europe NERFINISHED
Eastern Europe NERFINISHED
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth towns
Royal Prussia NERFINISHED
Teutonic Order territories NERFINISHED
cities of present-day Belarus
cities of present-day Lithuania
cities of present-day Poland
cities of present-day Ukraine

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Thorn historicalTownLaw Chełmno law
Bernardo Morando associatedWith Chełmno law
this entity surface form: Zamość Ordinance