Jurisdikce a procesní pravidla ve sporech poddaných s vrchností v moravském zemském právu v dlouhém 16. století

The issue of villeins is quite abundantly represented in Moravian provincial law. In most cases, subjects act as objects, except in one specific type of case, namely when they are in dispute with their own lords of the manors as a collective. This agenda was only established at the beginning of the 16th century and had very specific procedural rules. Jurisdiction in disputes between villeins and their lords in Moravia during the long 16th century belonged to the Provincial Court. The ruler interacted significantly with the villeins and the highest pro‑ vincial officials, intervening in disputes, but did not actively interfere with the competence of the Provincial Court to resolve these cases.