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Archive materials of the courts of associated labour interesting heritage from the late period of socialism
Author(s):Jelka Melik
Co-author(s):Matevž Košir (ur.)
Leto:2003
Publisher(s):Arhivsko društvo Slovenije, Ljubljana
Source(s):Arhivi, 2003, št. 1
Language(s):slovenščina
Type(s) of material:text
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Description
Today the Slovene archives are receiving the archive materials that were produced before the
adoption of the last Yugoslav constitution in 1974 as well as the documents of the institutions, which
lost their function in the new social system after the year 1991. Judiciary documents are mainly
related to self-managing courts. Courts of associated labour, which were active from 1975 to 1994,
are by far the most important among them. The archive materials should above all include the
documents that were produced when the courts performed their basic functions. Those files are
marked S and Sp and include registers and possible directories, which will facilitate the examination
and use of the documents. The documents ofjudicial administration (files marked Su and Suz) will
also be preserved, together with all available records. Due to the nature of those courts we will keep
not only decisions, but also the hearings of the participants in the judicial procedure.
Metadata (12)
- identifierhttps://hdl.handle.net/11686/9625
- title
- Arhivsko gradivo sodišč združenega dela, zanimiva dediščina zadnjega obdobja socializma
- Archive materials of the courts of associated labour interesting heritage from the late period of socialism
- creator
- Jelka Melik
- contributor
- Matevž Košir (ur.)
- subject
- sodstvo
- sodišča
- arhivsko gradivo
- description
- Today the Slovene archives are receiving the archive materials that were produced before the adoption of the last Yugoslav constitution in 1974 as well as the documents of the institutions, which lost their function in the new social system after the year 1991. Judiciary documents are mainly related to self-managing courts. Courts of associated labour, which were active from 1975 to 1994, are by far the most important among them. The archive materials should above all include the documents that were produced when the courts performed their basic functions. Those files are marked S and Sp and include registers and possible directories, which will facilitate the examination and use of the documents. The documents ofjudicial administration (files marked Su and Suz) will also be preserved, together with all available records. Due to the nature of those courts we will keep not only decisions, but also the hearings of the participants in the judicial procedure.
- Danes slovenski arhivi prevzemajo arhivsko gradivo, ki je nastalo pred sprejetjem zadnje jugoslovanske ustave leta 1974, pa tudi dokumente tistih institucij, ki so v novem družbenem sistemu po letu 1991 izgubile svojo funkcijo. V pravosodju so to predvsem dokumenti samoupravnih sodišč. Med njimi so odločno najpomembnejša splošna sodišča združenega dela, ki so delovala med letoma 1975 in 1994. Arhivsko gradivo mora postati predvsem gradivo, ki je nastalo ob opravljanju temeljne dejavnosti sodišč. To so spisi z oznakama S in Sp, vključno z vpisniki in morebitnimi imeniki, ki bodo koristni za boljšo preglednost in uporabnost gradiva. Prav tako bomo ohranili dokumente sodne uprave (spise Su in SuZ), vključno z razpoložljivimi evidencami. Zaradi narave dejavnosti teh sodišč se ne bomo odločali samo za odločbe, temveč bomo ohranili predvsem tudi zaslišanja udeležencev sodnega postopka.
- publisher
- Arhivsko društvo Slovenije
- date
- 2003
- type
- besedilo
- language
- Slovenščina
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- rights
- license: ccByNcNd