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Secondary victims in law: a comparative analysis
 Džbánková, Kateřina ; Hendrychová, Michaela (referee)
Thesis title: Secondary victims in law: a comparative analysis This thesis deals with the secondary victims in the Czech and German law. The aim of the paper is to analyse mentioned issue of the secondary victims, to determine mutual similarities and differences in both jurisdictions and to suggest a possible inspiration from the German law in the future also. The thesis is divided into three parts. The first part focuses on the secondary victims in the Czech Republic. The paper defines the general concept of harm, the secondary victims and their particular groups. The thesis also describes the evolution of their position with the respect to the Czech case law. The main emphasis in this chapter is put on the individual claims of secondary victims, but the paper deals with the claims for non-pecuniary damages and its limits in detail. In this context, the thesis provides a detailed interpretation of § 2959, which grants a compensation to the close persons in case of death or serious bodily injury, and of problematic § 2971 Czech Civil Code, under which the another non-pecuniary damage can be replaced to the wide range of people. The second part deals with the secondary victims in Federal Republic of Germany. Its structure is similar to that in the first chapter. The paper analyses the secondary...
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Secondary victims in law: a comparative analysis
 Džbánková, Kateřina ; Šustek, Petr (advisor) ; Salač, Josef (referee)
Thesis title: Secondary victims in law: a comparative analysis This thesis deals with the secondary victims in the Czech and German law. The aim of the paper is to analyse mentioned issue of the secondary victims, to determine mutual similarities and differences in both jurisdictions and to suggest a possible inspiration from the German law in the future also. The thesis is divided into three parts. The first part focuses on the secondary victims in the Czech Republic. The paper defines the general concept of harm, the secondary victims and their particular groups. The thesis also describes the evolution of their position with the respect to the Czech case law. The main emphasis in this chapter is put on the individual claims of secondary victims, but the paper deals with the claims for non-pecuniary damages and its limits in detail. In this context, the thesis provides a detailed interpretation of § 2959, which grants a compensation to the close persons in case of death or serious bodily injury, and of problematic § 2971 Czech Civil Code, under which the another non-pecuniary damage can be replaced to the wide range of people. The second part deals with the secondary victims in Federal Republic of Germany. Its structure is similar to that in the first chapter. The paper analyses the secondary...
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