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The historical examination of cartel law is the topic of the János Bolyai Research Scholarship (BO/00198/18/9) and the science-propagating New National Excellence Program of the Ministry of Human Capacities1 that disseminates it. Within its framework, professional activities that introduce and popularize new research and scientific results, took place during the first semester of the 2018/2019 session. During my research, I tackled the examination of historical changes in cartel law during the first half of the 20th century from an international perspective. It was during this time period that the 20th Act of the year 1931 on agreements regulating free trade was codified, which regulated the formation and operation of cartels. After World War I, economic and social changes affected legal development as well, and as a result, national interference and participation became more significant in the field of private law, taking fair trade and consumer interests into account. This proved to be especially justified when cartels were taken into account, and on a surface level this was reflected in the establishment and regulation of cartel supervision authorities. In the current period of the research, the collection and analysis of the primary and secondary sources has already begun. Discovering and analysing the remaining archival sources in connection to legislation and legal practices is what gives true depth to any research in the field of legal history. Adherence to the conventions of the Szeged School of Legal History provided the primary purpose and the underpinnings of the research. However the examination of

A Scientific Examination of and Report on the Hungarian Cartel Law in the Framework of the Bolyai Scholarship