It seems that during the Interwar period the legal act on the working procedure of the interwar Lithuanian executive authorities was not adopted. If it was, it was not published in the Government Gazette, although the ...

For the first time in Lithuania, the Law on Public Administration was adopted in 1999. Until then, there was no such legal act in Lithuanian legal regulation. It is true that during the interwar period in Lithuania the ...

Courts hear not only criminal and civil, but also administrative cases. The latter are dealt with in administrative disputes deriving from administrative legal relations. Administrative law, unlike civil or criminal law, ...

On 1 January 1993, the Constitution of the Czech Republic entered into force. Article 54 (2) of the Constitution provided that the President of the Republic was to be elected at a meeting of both Houses of Parliament. However, ...

The study examines the final students’ theses of the Faculty of Law of the University of Lithuania (later – Vytautas Magnus University), which was the only one university during the ...

In interwar Lithuania, there were no textbooks on administrative law, and no detailed studies of separate institutes of administrative law. However, the very first monograph related to administrative law, and more specifically ...

In his diaries, M. Römer often wrote about the teaching of constitutional law, literature, topics discussed with students during lectures, seminars and colloquia, and the relationship with students. He also wrote about his ...

It is customary to consider M. Römeris as the creator of Lithuanian constitutional law. However, his academic and social activities testified to the fact that he was also a pioneer of Lithuanian administrative law. M. ...

Mykolas Römeris wrote about various legal issues in his diaries. He also wrote about cases that were examined at the Permanent Court of International Justice in The Hague, where the prominent Lithuanian lawyer served as ...

Although the science of administrative law developed slowly in interwar Lithuania, the realities of life dictated the need to develop such institutes of administrative law as civil service, administrative procedures, ...