@article{Kamińska_2016, title={SWOBODA KORZYSTANIA Z MIEJSC PUBLICZNYCH NA PRZYKŁADZIE MORZA I WYBRZEŻA MORSKIEGO}, volume={14}, url={https://czasopisma.uksw.edu.pl/index.php/zp/article/view/735}, DOI={10.21697/zp.2014.14.2.04}, abstractNote={<p>FREEDOM TO USE PUBLIC PLACES AS EXEMPLIFIED BY THE USE OF THE SEA AND SEASHORE</p><p>Summary</p><p>In Roman law the sea and its shore were considered <em>res communes</em> <em>omnium</em>, common property. This classification gave rise to two important consequences. Firstly, everyone was granted the right to their<br /> free access and use, viz. fishing, hauling fishing nets in, mooring boats were all permitted in such places. Furthermore, it was also admissible to build a cottage or an adobe on the coast, and to acquire property rights to it. The second consequence of the recognition of the sea and shore as <em>res communes omnium </em>was that any interested party could be granted legal protection if his entitlements within this scope were violated. One of the legal measures available was <em>actio iniuriarum,</em> alongside injunctions. Protection by injunction was also provided forthe sea itself and the shore as such.</p>}, number={2}, journal={Zeszyty Prawnicze}, author={Kamińska, Renata}, year={2016}, month={grudz.}, pages={63–83} }