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Act on Undertaking de lege lata and de lege ferenda
Štainc, Richard ; Kopecký, Martin (advisor) ; Millerová, Ivana (referee)
As the title of the submitted thesis "The Act on Undertaking de lege lata and de lege ferenda" follows, this thesis deals first with the valid Czech law of undertaking. For the purpose of a comprehensive assessment of the legal status of specific legal institutes and selected legal regulations, comparative approaches and historical interpretation were undertaken in the work in numerous places. I have gradually paid attention to current problems or problems that may arise in the future. I therefore dealt with the qustion of the legality of the exhibition of dead human bodies from the point of view of the Czech legislation in force at the time of its realization, as well as the current legal regulations, when for several reasons I came to the conclusion that such exhibition contradicted a number of provisions of the current legislation and there certainly will be no changes in the future. I continued to pay attention to the lawful forms of burial of human mortal remains. Here, as in other places of work, I have pointed out the possibility of conflict of two or more existing legal norms, according to which the participants in legal relations can interpret their rights and obligations differently. The chapter on the preserving of human mortal remains before the funeral addressed some of the...
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Act on Undertaking de lege lata and de lege ferenda
Štainc, Richard ; Kopecký, Martin (advisor) ; Millerová, Ivana (referee)
As the title of the submitted thesis "The Act on Undertaking de lege lata and de lege ferenda" follows, this thesis deals first with the valid Czech law of undertaking. For the purpose of a comprehensive assessment of the legal status of specific legal institutes and selected legal regulations, comparative approaches and historical interpretation were undertaken in the work in numerous places. I have gradually paid attention to current problems or problems that may arise in the future. I therefore dealt with the qustion of the legality of the exhibition of dead human bodies from the point of view of the Czech legislation in force at the time of its realization, as well as the current legal regulations, when for several reasons I came to the conclusion that such exhibition contradicted a number of provisions of the current legislation and there certainly will be no changes in the future. I continued to pay attention to the lawful forms of burial of human mortal remains. Here, as in other places of work, I have pointed out the possibility of conflict of two or more existing legal norms, according to which the participants in legal relations can interpret their rights and obligations differently. The chapter on the preserving of human mortal remains before the funeral addressed some of the...
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Act on Undertaking de lege lata and de lege ferenda
Štainc, Richard ; Kopecký, Martin (advisor) ; Millerová, Ivana (referee)
As the title of the submitted thesis "The Act on Undertaking de lege lata and de lege ferenda" follows, this thesis deals first with the valid Czech law of undertaking. For the purpose of a comprehensive assessment of the legal status of specific legal institutes and selected legal regulations, comparative approaches and historical interpretation were undertaken in the work in numerous places. I have gradually paid attention to current problems or problems that may arise in the future. I therefore dealt with the qustion of the legality of the exhibition of dead human bodies from the point of view of the Czech legislation in force at the time of its realization, as well as the current legal regulations, when for several reasons I came to the conclusion that such exhibition contradicted a number of provisions of the current legislation and there certainly will be no changes in the future. I continued to pay attention to the lawful forms of burial of human mortal remains. Here, as in other places of work, I have pointed out the possibility of conflict of two or more existing legal norms, according to which the participants in legal relations can interpret their rights and obligations differently. The chapter on the preserving of human mortal remains before the funeral addressed some of the...
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