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10 New Yugoslav L. 1 (1959)

handle is hein.journals/newyugl10 and id is 1 raw text is: THE NEW YUGOSLAV LAW NUMBER 1-2 JANUARY-JUNE, 1959 YEAR X EDITORIAL NOTE In the present issue of ,The New Yugoslav Law, being the first double number for 1959, an effort is made to represent the more important political activities and legal acts from the end of last and the beginning of this year. For the benefit of those of our readers who follow the social, political and legal development of Yugoslavia we publish, like last year, a review and evaluation of this development during the past year. This review and evaluation form the introductory part of the regular annual report which the Federal Executive Council submits to the Federal People's Assembly. In its efforts to perfect its organization and working methods, the Federal Executive Council has already effected certain changes in its organization. At the same time, certain changes were also carried out in the structure of the Federal Administration during the past period. Also this new status is covered in this issue. Last year certain changes were effected in the ownership relations involving dwelling houses and building land in the towns. These changes have a principled character also for the regulation of an important question of the social relations and human rights in a country which is building a socialist society. In view of this, the present issue also carries a technical- legal appraisal of the new Law of Nationalization of Tenement-houses and Building Land and the relevant provisions of the Law. Almost from the beginning of the Second World War until today instruction in jurisprudence in Yugoslavia has been the subject of a series of reforms with a dual purpose. First, to adjust legal teaching to its function of producing highly-qualified specialists for various public and other services and activities. And second, there is a tendency to bring this teaching up to date and modernize it both in its conception, its content and its methods. At the end of last year a reform was carried out aimed at a gradual realization of these objects. In accordance with this, the Faculty of Law in Beograd has split its syllabus into two parts, viz. a general syllabus which is common for all students and a special syllabus for which the students determine themselves during the third and fourth year of study. The general syllabus

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