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    ROMAN DIVORTIUM AND ITS INFLUENCE ON THE DIVORCE IN MACEDONIA
    (IUS ROMANUM/ online journal, 2017)
    Mirjana Polenak-Akimovska
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    Vlado Buckovski
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    Goce Naumovski
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    Esin Kranli Bajram
    The Roman divortium is just one of the legal concepts that exhibited strong influence upon the divorce of marriage in historical context to this day (an exception being the Catholic Church's view at the Council of Trent that advocates the unresolvedness of marriage as a "sacred secret"). The monogamous marriage and the divorce of marriage that were standardized in Roman law are a legal inheritance that is also implemented in the Family Law of Macedonia. The sources of the law in the Roman law and in the contemporary Macedonian law will be compared to establish similarities and differences.
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    Le role du droit romain dans l`education juridique de la Republicque de Macedoine
    (IUS ROMANUM, 2016)
    Mirjana Polenak-Akimovska
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    Vlado Buckovski
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    Goce Naumovski
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    Esin Kranli
    Roman law has a clear place in the legal system of countries in Europe. The legal system of the Republic of Macedonia belongs to the Romano-German group. The study of Roman law in law faculties is based on a number of reasons - scientific, educational, didactic and cultural. It has been taught at the Faculty of Law in Skopje since its establishment as a historical-legal discipline. The article discusses the prospects for development of the roman law in contemporary legal education.