NON- MAGDEBURG SELF-GOVERNMENT OF URBAN SETTLEMENTS OF GRAND DUCHY OF LITHUANIA DURING VLADISLAV IV REIGN
The article researches one of the models of the self-government of the towns of Grand Duchy of Lithuania which appeared during the reign of the king Vladislav IV. As this model has external attributes of Magdeburg law it is suggested to call it a pseudo-Magdeburg one. Its characteristic features were the presence of vogt who had limited judicial authority and of bailiff who performed the range of executive functions. Special attention is paid to the graduate evolution of this model towards Magdeburg self-government.