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In historiographical studies are useful not only published academic papers, but planned and not completed indeed researches projects too, as well as lost works of historians. As for the later point, we have no approximate statistical information, despite some attempt to generalize these information are made periodically. Based on the logics of historical development of Ukraine in XX century, one can conclude, that the most amount of the lost researching projects accrue to 1920th and 1930th. It was the period of the totalitarian regime consolidation, following the control of Communist Party over academic researches and repressions against the academicians. Searching, finding and renewal of the lost projects are important for the contemporary Ukrainian historiography. It allows the deeper comprehension of the situation with scholarly researches during the first three decades of XX centuries, as well as the condition of the Ukrainian society of that time. In particular, the newly found texts can impact the advancement of researching and can point towards methodology and trends of further investigations or even can outline the primary sources depository that was completely perished during the Soviet period. The article considers the scholarly investigations of the kaptur courts by Petro Sosenko. The Commission for the Study of the History of Western-

"The Kaptur Courts" (kapturovi sudy) by Petro Sosenko: History of one Studying Case During the Great Turn Times