@article{Bąk_2016, title={Legality of „Norwegian paragraph” issued in 1536 against a background of Norvegian-Danisch Union Treaty of 1450}, volume={17}, url={https://apcz.umk.pl/SIT/article/view/SIT.2015.016}, DOI={10.12775/SIT.2015.016}, abstractNote={<p>The aim of this study is to demonstrate that the roules of the The King’s Christian III valghandfastning issued in 1536, known in historiography as „Norwegian paragraph”, was contrary to the the Bergen Treaty of 1450. This document, which is an act of the Union, contain regulations, according to which Denmark and Norway were to remain – on an equal rights – in personal union. Handfastning issued in 1536, changed Norway into a D anish province. As a result the Norwegian statehood was abolished and the rules of Bergen Treaty were broken. According to the author opninion, the Union roules issued in 1450, could not be replaced by unilateral act of the King, as the handfastning was. The King Christian III actions were inconsistent with the binding law.</p>}, journal={Studia Iuridica Toruniensia}, author={Bąk, Hubert}, year={2016}, month={Feb.}, pages={17–42} }