Review article
The Statute of Split (1312) on animals and animal products
Petar Džaja
; Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia
Krešimir Severin
; Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia
Željko Grabarević
; Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia
Abstract
The Statute of Split is divided into six statute books (the first book - 21 chapters, the second book - 61 chapters, the third book - 129 chapters, the fourth book - 127 chapters, the fifth book - 46 chapters, the sixth book - 75 chapters, the new statutes, and the book of novels - 61 chapters). One chapter in the first book, six chapters in the fourth book, and six chapters in the book of novels, that is a total of 14 chapters, are about animal keeping, grazing and trade. A total of four chapters, one in the third and the sixth book, and two in the fourth book, are regulating the damages to animals and with animals. A total of 19 chapters, two chapters in both the second and the fourth book, and 15 chapters in the book of novels, are regulating animal products. This means that from a total of 520 chapters in all of the books 37 (7%) chapters are about animals and animal products. This paper has been divided into several sections to ensure betterunderstanding, although in some areas the sections overlap.
Keywords
The Statute of Split; animals; animal products
Hrčak ID:
231849
URI
Publication date:
9.12.2013.
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