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Review of an execution title under loan agreements and stay of execution
Šperková, Kateřina ; Sedláček, Miroslav (advisor) ; Frintová, Dita (referee)
Review of an execution title under loan agreements and stay of execution Abstract The rigorous thesis deals with the issue of substantive review of execution titles and stays of executions. Although execution courts are supposed to examine only the conditions of formal and substantive enforceability of an execution title in the execution proceedings, the current jurisprudence suggests that execution courts even tend to review execution titles from the substantive point of view. The rigorous thesis should thus serve as a document that would summarize the issue of review of an execution title, show the development of this issue through a summary of key case-law and, in particular, highlight all the circumstances and requirements that the execution courts, and consequently, the enforcement authorities, deal with in practice in connection with the review of an execution title and what impact such a review may have on the beneficiaries, i.e. for the creditors. The aim is to answer the question whether the examination of eligibility of the execution title from all points of view defined by the case-law continues to fulfil the general premise of execution proceedings on the impossibility to review the substantive correctness of an execution title, or whether, for example, the examination of adequacy of the benefit...
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Transitions to democracy
Šperková, Kateřina ; Pithart, Petr (advisor) ; Kysela, Jan (referee)
of the Diploma Paper ,, Transitions to Democracy " Transition of a particular country from an undemocratic political regime to mostly that of democratic is a head subject regarded by many experts and general public. It may seem that democratic regime is a matter of course nowadays; however, the truth is unlike. The democratic regime dominates scarcely in the half of all countries in the world. Regarding to the situation in northern Africa and other Arabic countries, it has recently been more and more proved that changes of political regimes, especially from the undemocratic to the democratic ones, are taken as a current subject matter not only today, but also in the following days, weeks, months and years. This is why I am focusing on the theme of Transitions to Democracy in my diploma thesis. The thesis is divided into four chapters. First chapter, named Democracy, deals with the conception of democracy. One cannot define the word "democracy" by just one feature, therefore, criteria of volition and division of democracy into the constitutional liberalism and illiberal democracy by Fareed Zakaria is fundamental in my work. Second chapter is focused on the undemocratic regimes. Definitions of these regimes are important mainly for understanding why they had been transferred or why they are to be...
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