"De Criteriis Pertinentiarum Feudalium Et Allodialium In Casu Separationis Feudi Ab Allodio" explores the criteria for determining the status of feudal and allodial properties when a separation occurs between a fief and an allod. Authored by Carl Melchior Pfister and Johann Peter Donecker, this work delves into the complexities of medieval property law, offering insights into the distinctions and legal ramifications of feudal and allodial land ownership. This historical treatise is a valuable resource for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the intricacies of medieval jurisprudence and the evolution of property rights.
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