The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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... obschina is of very ancient origin , and is the basic form of land tenure among the Slav races . The Russian obschina is supposed to have originated in Kievan Rus after the breaking up of the Clans , the separate families , dvori ...
... obschina is of very ancient origin , and is the basic form of land tenure among the Slav races . The Russian obschina is supposed to have originated in Kievan Rus after the breaking up of the Clans , the separate families , dvori ...
Page 393
... obschina . It became purely agrarian in its functions , though its position was no less important than before . The obschina was responsible as a body for the land taxes due to the Sovereign and to its landlords , the fixing of the tax ...
... obschina . It became purely agrarian in its functions , though its position was no less important than before . The obschina was responsible as a body for the land taxes due to the Sovereign and to its landlords , the fixing of the tax ...
Page 394
... obschina . It was regarded as a pillar of conservatism and a safeguard against the formation of a proletariat class . There was a tendency to take advantage of the new power to break up the obschina on the one hand , by the richer ...
... obschina . It was regarded as a pillar of conservatism and a safeguard against the formation of a proletariat class . There was a tendency to take advantage of the new power to break up the obschina on the one hand , by the richer ...
Page 395
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. restored to every member of the obschina the right to leave it , and claim his own share of land by right of property . To encourage the speedy break up of the obschina , the Government not only made ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. restored to every member of the obschina the right to leave it , and claim his own share of land by right of property . To encourage the speedy break up of the obschina , the Government not only made ...
Page 396
... obschina or union of peasants , each member having only the right of possession . The subject of communal property is land , namely , arable land , pastures , forest , etc. The house plots belong by right of property to the families ...
... obschina or union of peasants , each member having only the right of possession . The subject of communal property is land , namely , arable land , pastures , forest , etc. The house plots belong by right of property to the families ...
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