Ratio legis est anima legis and the need to exist and strengthen the state conservation service in Poland
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Issue No. 1 (2016)
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Proposals of assumptions for the system of conservation services - the position of voivodeship conservators
7-13
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Actions of the Roman Catholic Church in Poland in the field of monument protection
15-30
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Monuments protection services in Poland - legal location from 1918 to today, the prospect of changes from 2017
31-40
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Ratio legis est anima legis and the need to exist and strengthen the state conservation service in Poland
41-49
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The system of monument protection services in Poland and social participation in the protection of monuments
51-60
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What is the system of monument protection? Unanswered questions ...
61-69
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The importance of local governments in the protection of monuments. Suggestions for changes
71-76
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Conservation Office and monument, that is, the influence of the office on the preparation and implementation of conservation works
77-84
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Together or separately, i.e. the need for integrated protection of cultural and natural heritage in the activities of conservation offices
85-92
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Organizational meanders of conservation services in Poland after 1918
93-106
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Programs for the protection and care of monuments - an underestimated element of the Polish system of monument protection
107-115
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Wawel in the Polish system of conservation services
117-119
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Conditions and assumptions of the system of monument protection services in Poland
121-128
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The role of the “Records card of immovable propertis” in the protection and conservation of architectural heritage 2nd half of the 20th century
129-133
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Conservation Theses 2015 - a proposal for the reform of monument protection services
135-140
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This article focuses on the Latin legal maxim read as „ratio legis est anima legis.” It needs to be emphasised that, unless they are well-considered, no approval will be granted to acts which are invalid from legal and formal perspective or under which legally incorrect substantive solutions are to come into force.
The author of this article claims that Polish central government may prove useful in the field of protecting historic monuments and sites. Furthermore, the article also explores experiences through which the German government went in the areas pertaining to constitutional law and organisation of German (federal and lance) historic preservation administration.
In the conclusion, the author summarizes his deliberations on the Polish model of administrative bodies responsible for conservation and protection of historic monuments and sites.