Zakon sudnyj  ljudem =
Subtitle: Court law for the people
By: translated with commentaries and introd. by H.W. Dewey, A.M. Kleimola.
Contributors: Dewey, Horace William, 1920-; Kleimola, Ann M.; Novgorodskai͡a︡ Sinodalʹnai͡a︡ Kormchai͡a︡.
Series: Michigan Slavic materials ;; no. 14; Michigan Slavic publications
Publisher: Dept. of Slavic Languages and Literatures, [University of Michigan
Published: 1977
Place of publication: Ann Arbor
Language: eng
Number of pages: 54
Subjects: Law -- Russia -- Sources.; Law -- Europe, Eastern -- Sources.; Canon law -- Sources.
Other titles: Zakon Sudnyĭ li͡u︡dem (Novgorodskiĭ spisok, 1280). English & Church Slavic.; Zakon Sudnyĭ li͡u︡dem (Pushkinskiĭ spisok). English & Church Slavic.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
English and Church Slavic.
"Earliest surviving text is included in the Novgorod Kormčaja dating from the late thirteenth century."
Table of contents: title: Court law for the people, a short redaction according to the Novgorodskij spisok (1280).; title: Expanded court law, according to the Puškinskij spisok in M.N. Tixomirov's edition.; title: Facsimile of the Puškinskij spisok.