ON THE CONCEPT OF NATURAL LAW AND ITS RELATION TO HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE ROMANIAN FEUDAL LAW
ON THE CONCEPT OF NATURAL LAW AND ITS RELATION TO HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE ROMANIAN FEUDAL LAW

Summary/Abstract: In the Romanian chancelleries, the law is known as The Custom of Ground or The Law of the Country, with the same disposals for all Romanian countries. The Law of the Country substituted as well the political constitution and of civil register and of criminal register. The Law of the Country is an inclusive law system, of a society politically organized in countries, including all norms of unwritten law that rule the organization of states on local and central level, the juridical regime of property, the juridical status of individuals, the organization of family, the successions, contracts, collective liability in criminal and tax field, repression of criminal acts and judging trials. These norms of law must be construed and enforced in conformity to the principles of equity, since in the Romanian conception, justice is equity.

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