Acts of the National Assembly of Hungary

Target entity: Acts of the National Assembly of Hungary
Context triple: [Constitutional Court of Hungary, hasAuthorityOver, Acts of the National Assembly of Hungary]

• A. Tripartitum of Werbőczy
  The Tripartitum of Werbőczy is a 16th-century Hungarian legal codification that systematized the customary law and noble privileges of the Kingdom of Hungary and served as a foundational legal reference for centuries.
• B. Fundamental Law of Hungary
  The Fundamental Law of Hungary is the country’s constitution, defining its political system, the powers of state institutions, and the fundamental rights and obligations of its citizens.
• C. Revolution of 1848 in Hungary
  The Revolution of 1848 in Hungary was a major nationalist and liberal uprising against Habsburg rule that sought Hungarian independence, constitutional government, and civil rights as part of the broader European revolutions of 1848.
• D. Standing Orders of the Sejm
  The Standing Orders of the Sejm are the internal parliamentary rules that govern the organization, procedures, and functioning of Poland’s lower house of parliament.
• E. Six Acts
  The Six Acts were a series of repressive laws passed by the British Parliament in 1819 to curb political dissent and public assembly in the wake of the Peterloo Massacre.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Acts of the National Assembly of Hungary
Target entity description: Acts of the National Assembly of Hungary are the primary legislative instruments enacted by Hungary’s unicameral parliament, forming the core body of the country’s statutory law.

• A. Tripartitum of Werbőczy
  The Tripartitum of Werbőczy is a 16th-century Hungarian legal codification that systematized the customary law and noble privileges of the Kingdom of Hungary and served as a foundational legal reference for centuries.
• B. Fundamental Law of Hungary
  The Fundamental Law of Hungary is the country’s constitution, defining its political system, the powers of state institutions, and the fundamental rights and obligations of its citizens.
• C. Revolution of 1848 in Hungary
  The Revolution of 1848 in Hungary was a major nationalist and liberal uprising against Habsburg rule that sought Hungarian independence, constitutional government, and civil rights as part of the broader European revolutions of 1848.
• D. Standing Orders of the Sejm
  The Standing Orders of the Sejm are the internal parliamentary rules that govern the organization, procedures, and functioning of Poland’s lower house of parliament.
• E. Six Acts
  The Six Acts were a series of repressive laws passed by the British Parliament in 1819 to curb political dissent and public assembly in the wake of the Peterloo Massacre.
• F. None of above. chosen