Prof. Marek Safjan has been appointed President of the Commisssion, while Prof. Wojciech J. Kocot its Vice President. Moreover, members of the Commission, apart from Prof. Monika Namysłowska, include: Prof. Marcin Asłanowicz, Prof. Ewa Bagińska, Prof. Marcin Dziurda, Prof. Paweł Grzegorczyk, Prof. Maciej Gutowski, Prof. Piotr Machnikowski, Marek Miller, Prof. Konrad Osajda, Prof. Jerzy Pisuliński, Prof. Marta Romańska, Prof. Ewa Rott-Pietrzyk, Prof. Krystyna Szczepanowska, Maciej Ślusarek, Prof. Roman Trzaskowski, Prof. Karol Weitz, Prof. Fryderyk Zoll. The Secretary of the Commission is Dr. Hab. Przemysław Wołowski. The Secretary of the Commission is Dr hab. Przemysław Wołowski. The official appointment letters were handed over to the members of the Commission by the Minister of Justice Adam Bodnar.
The history of the Codification Commission dates back to 1919, when it was established to develop draft laws unifying post-partition law for the newly established Polish state. Currently, the aim of the Civil Law Codification Commission is to prepare assumptions and general directions of changes in civil and private economic law and to develop draft normative acts of fundamental importance for the civil and private economic law system, taking into account the tasks resulting from the need to harmonise Polish law with European law.
The term of the Civil Law Codification Commission established in March 2015 ended on 17 December 2015. On that day, the president of the commission, his deputy and all members were dismissed.
Being appointed to the Civil Law Codification Commission is a great honour for me. After an 8-year break caused by the dissolution of the Commission in 2015, we have a lot of work ahead of us. We are ready to reshape the Polish legal system
– wrote Prof. Monika Namysłowska on her LinkedIn profile.
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