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GORIUC, Silvia. The role of receptions in the development of the national law system. In: Patrimoniul cultural de ieri – implicaţii în dezvoltarea societăţii durabile de mâine, Ed. 7, 9-10 februarie 2023, Chişinău. Iași – Chișinău-Lviv: 2023, Ediția 7, pp. 105-106. ISSN 2558 – 894X.
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The role of receptions in the development of the national law system

Rolul recepțiilor în dezvoltarea sistemului de drept național

CZU: 34(478)

Pag. 105-106

Goriuc Silvia
 
Moldova State University
 
Disponibil în IBN: 13 aprilie 2023


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The legal system of any country represents the totality of legal norms, legal institutions and branches of law adopted by the state in order to regulate social relations, being a product of the traditions and customs inherited from ancestors, as well as the realities of the manifestation of current social phenomena. At the same time, the transposition and reception of legal norms is also a factor that stimulates and accelerates the development of national law norms. The influence of Roman law norms on the legal system of the states is known, some norms being fully adopted, others being adapted; the Roman-Byzantine receptions having a major influence on the legal system of Moldova and Wallachia. Such receptions as the Syntagma of Matei Vlastares (1335), the Hex-abiblos of Constantin Armenopol (1345), the Romanian Book of Teachings (1646) represented important sources of law in medieval Moldova. At a later stage, the Calimach Code (1817) is inspired by the Austrian Civil Code, and the Romanian Constitution of 1866 was strongly influenced by the Belgian Constitution of 1831. Analyzing the previously mentioned sources of law, as well as taking into account the regulations of the national legal system, we can state that the reception of private law norms is a more widespread phenomenon in history than receptions in public law. Receipts in law, being an important tool for the development of the national legal system, do not lose their relevance and no national legislation can afford to ignore foreign legal systems, especially during the period of development of regional associations. Coming from the perspective of the accession of the Republic of Moldova to the European Union, it is important to focus efforts on the analysis of good regulatory practices in the member states of the Union, as well as on the identification of the most effective ways of harmonizing the provisions of the national legal system with the requirements of the community acquis.