Die Landesfuerstliche Verwaltungsrechtspflege in OEsterreich

Tezner provides a comprehensive analysis of the legal system and administrative practices of the Austrian territories during the early modern period. He explores the role of the Landesfuerst, or local ruler, in the administration of justice and the resolution of legal disputes. Drawing from legal documents and court records, this book sheds new light on the evolution of the Austrian legal system.

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