In
Kyivan Rus’ the court was not separated from the administration and defended
primarily the interests of the upper strata of the population. The courts were
divided into secular and ecclesiastical.
Princely
Court.
The
judicial power belonged to the basic prerogatives of the prince's power.
Princely
Court exercises the prince himself as the supreme judge, or on his behalf, -
the officials.
The
case where at least one of the parties was feudal lords comes within the
jurisdiction of the prince's court.
In
proceedings before the court could take into account the opinion of the public
- the elders.
Court
decisions on important matters could be taken together with the boyars. Princely
Court held for the princely court in the capital of the principality or
elsewhere in the state territory, where prince stood still, circling the earth.
On
the ground, acting permanent princely courts - courts of governors. Subject to
the jurisdiction of the court of the prince all the population, with the exception
of "church people".
Manorial
courts.
Manorial
courts - courts of the feudal landowners for dependent population (slaves and
purchase).
In
the case of feudal slave court's decision was final and not subject to appeal.
Purchases have the right to appeal the decision of the court in the patrimonial
Princely
court.
Church
court.
Church
people - population dependent on monasteries and the clergy were subject to Church
trial.
In
the Church courts as judges performed archimandrites, archbishops, bishops,
Metropolitan.
To
the exclusive jurisdiction of the Church court belonged case arising out of
marriage and family relations, the case of violation of morality, corruption,
bigamy, apostasy, blasphemy, witchcraft, sorcery, the implementation of pagan
worship, cases involving church property.
Public
court.
Public
court (Court of community - the courts of Verv’) were the lowest court.
Public
court consisted of the elder and reputable members of the community ("good
people").
Public
courts hear cases that did not require the intervention of the princely court.
Under the jurisdiction of the public courts fell members of peasant
communities.
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