Online B2C smlouvy a mezinárodní právo procesní

Kundrátová, Jana

Online B2C contracts and international procedural law Abstract The purpose of this rigorous thesis is to analyse the specificities of concluding online B2C contracts with a weaker party under the Regulation Brussels I recast. It seeks to answer the question of whether there is a compromise between broader consumer protection and the least possible burden on businesses (especially small and medium-sized enterprises in e-commerce) and the European single market and the EU economy. This thesis sets out the following hypothesis: "Consumer protection demonstrates support for the EU's digital single market." The work is segmented into three parts - general part, special part and de lege ferenda. The first part addresses general issues and defines general terms such as of Internet, e- commerce, international procedural law, weaker party, consumer, jurisdiction or domicile and other related terms and their specifics, especially in the presence of an international dimension. Subsequently, the relevant legislation affecting this issue at the national, Union and international levels is discussed. The core of the thesis is the second part, where the individual articles of the regulation Brussels I recast are analyzed in detail with regard to online B2C contracts. The first chapter of this part deals with the structure...

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