The legal institution of multiple offenses in the 19th century

Abstract

The study presents the regulation of the Csemegi Code regarding aggregation, as well as the contemporary positions of the legal literature, incorporating some case studies. In the 19^th century, jurists had a different attitude and knowledge about aggregation. The sections examined were based on German provisions but became part of Hungarian legal material with minor deviations. These deviations influenced the subsequent development of the legal institution. In the study, we can find answers to the question of what practical problems were caused in our country by treating formal aggregation essentially as a single unit, and which were the most famous cases in the 19^th century that addressed issues of aggregation.