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Journal of Foreign Legislation and Comparative Law
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Merkulova T.A. New Fundamental Law of Hungary

Abstract: The article is about the process of preparing and adopting of the New Fundamental Law of Hungary and about some stages of development of the hungarian constitutional law. Besides, the article deals with main characteristics of the normative parts of the Fundamental Law.

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Fundamental Law, country, symbols, powers, rights, religion, government, Parliament, bank, legal system.

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