Forarbeiderne Til Kong Christian Den Femtes Norske Lov Af 15 April 1687..., (Paperback)

Forarbeiderne Til Kong Christian Den Femtes Norske Lov Af 15 April 1687... presents the preparatory works for King Christian V's Norwegian Law of April 15, 1687. This significant legal document shaped Norwegian society for centuries. This book provides invaluable insight into the historical and legal context surrounding its creation. Compiled and edited by Nikolai Christian Grove Prebensen and Hjalmar Smith under the auspices of Kjeldeskriftfondet (Norway), this work offers a detailed examination of the drafting process and the underlying principles that informed the law.

Scholars of legal history, Scandinavian history, and those interested in the development of Norwegian law will find this collection essential for understanding the evolution of legal thought and practice in 17th-century Norway. This book offers access to primary source materials crucial for understanding the foundations of the Norwegian legal system.

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