The Dtys if a Man [1907 



ors bigehr framd the 



Dr. Fietcr Van Bkefcer, the 



To most systematise: the new code as a wfaolc has 

 piovcd voy satisfactory, and no amendments hare 

 yet been made. Bnt quite as important is die fact 

 that the oanmnaoB was then empowered to serve as 

 a court of appeal to setde mooted questions of 

 ""f "f I j I if i T f and to establish new rules when neces- 

 sarjr 9 by virtoeof its own precedents. About seventy 

 decisions of this sort had been made before 1914. 



In later pages I shall refer to the Congress of 1910, 

 held at Gratz. 1 That of 1913, which I was unable to 



