INHERITANCE LAW IN THE CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF POLAND

Discover the fascinating world of inheritance law in the context of the Constitution of the Republic of Poland. Joanna Szponar-Seroka's publication is an insightful analysis that sheds new light on the active and passive aspects of inheritance law, focusing on the possibility of disposing of property mortis causa and acquiring rights as a result of inheritance. It is a must-read for every lawyer, law student and those interested in the subject of inheritance and its constitutional conditions.

• In-depth analysis of inheritance law in the Constitution of the Republic of Poland
• Detailed discussion of the jurisprudence of the Constitutional Tribunal
• Comparative legal view on regulations in other EU countries
• Analysis of regulations at the international and EU level
• Accessible language for a wide audience
• Insightful presentation of the subject of inheritance
• Organized models of the constitutional regulation of inheritance law

This monograph is a valuable source of knowledge on the subject of inheritance law in a constitutional context. The author, Joanna Szponar-Seroka, undertook the difficult task of examining and presenting the subject of inheritance law against the background of the Constitution of the Republic of Poland. In her work, she analyzes the provisions of the Constitution, the jurisprudence of the Constitutional Tribunal and the regulations of international and EU law. Particularly valuable are the comments on the regulations of inheritance law in the constitutions of selected EU member states, which allowed the author to organize models of the constitutional regulation of inheritance law. This publication is aimed at a wide audience, including lawyers, law students and those interested in the subject of inheritance and its constitutional conditions.

The book contains a comprehensive and insightful presentation of inheritance law in the area of international and EU regulations. The author analyzes the provisions of the Constitution of the Republic of Poland, the jurisprudence of the Constitutional Tribunal, the provisions of the fundamental laws of selected other countries and a number of international legal acts. The reader will also find a comparative legal analysis that takes into account the regulations of inheritance law in the constitutions of selected EU member states. This makes it possible to organize models of the constitutional regulation of inheritance law. This is an excellent book for anyone looking for comprehensive knowledge about inheritance law in the context of the Constitution of the Republic of Poland.

This publication is not only a legal analysis, but also an attempt to understand how inheritance law affects our lives and society. The author carefully analyzes the provisions, jurisprudence and international regulations to present a comprehensive picture of inheritance law in Poland and Europe. Thanks to this, the reader can better understand what rights and obligations he or she has as a testator or heir. This book is a valuable source of knowledge for anyone who wants to explore the secrets of inheritance law and understand its impact on our lives.