Description

“The Law On Seymiki” is an extremely valuable legal work published in 1794, which documents the Sejm’s resolutions on the functioning of the Crown’s Main Tribunal and the land courts in Poland. The authors accurately present the tasks, powers and procedures of these institutions, making the book an important resource for lawyers, historians and anyone interested in Polish law. This publication shows the evolution of the judicial system in a historical context, emphasizing its importance for Polish identity and social justice.
The 1794 Edition, bound in fine leather by the Polish Antiquarian Bookbindery, is distinguished by its elegant design and exceptional workmanship. The handmade binding technique emphasizes the exclusivity and collector’s value of this publication, making it an essential part of any library.
An investment in “The Law of the Seymen” is an excellent opportunity to enrich your book collection with a unique work that is sure to gain in value over the years. Having such a publication is not only an expression of interest in history and law, but also a prestigious item that can be passed down from generation to generation, cherishing Polish legal and cultural heritage.