1299 KB182 KB194720252023Žepič, Vidštevilka:3/4letnik:77str. 246-296ISSN:0350-5774COBISSID_HOST:178662147URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-6PP6JC2LlaslZveza zgodovinskih društev SlovenijeZgodovinski časopisbirokratizacijabureaucratizationdelitev pravadivision of lawhistory of administrative lawlegal entities governed by public lawpravne osebe javnega pravarimsko javno pravoRoman public lawzgodovina upravnega pravaIus publicum in iure privato| javnopravne prvine v rimskem zasebnem pravu|The aim of this article is to provide an analysis of the public law elements embedded within the fabric of Roman private law. The article focuses on legal relationships regulating private law subjects which were characterised by a particularly large degree of involvement by legal entities governed by public law. Public legal entities performed a threefold role in these seemingly private law relationships: they exercised authority, acted as supervisors, and served as business partners. By virtue of its attempts to accommodate the participation of legal entities subject to public law, Roman law created a distinct category of public-private legal relationships. The central goal of this article is to describe the form and extent to which these relationships deviated from the foundational tenets of the Roman private lawRazprava obravnava javnopravne prvine rimskega zasebnega prava, pri čemer predstavlja vključenost pravne osebe javnega prava v razmerja s subjekti zasebnega prava kriterij za izbor analiziranih institutov. Pravne osebe javnega prava so v izhodiščno zasebnopravnih razmerjih nastopale v oblastni vlogi, v vlogi nadzornika in pravnoposlovnega partnerja. Cilj razprave je ugotoviti, ali in na kakšen način je rimsko pravo zaradi udeležbe pravne osebe javnega prava odstopilo od svojih temeljnih postulatov in po tej poti izoblikovalo posebna "mešana" javno-zasebna pravna razmerjaTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaZveza zgodovinskih društev Slovenije