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The most frequent misconducts of contracting authorities in procurement process including case law
Tomková, Miroslava ; Horáček, Vít (advisor) ; Horáček, Tomáš (referee)
This thesis deals with the most frequent misconducts of contracting authorities in procurement process and also includes relating case law. However public procurement belongs to commercial law, its specific legislation makes it "sui generis". It means that public procurement in the Czech Republic is to a certain extent independent. Public procurement is also very emerging field of law. Since 1995, when the first comprehensive legislation came into force, contracting authorities had to become acquainted with 4 different legislations governing public procurement. It is already known, that in 2016 a new legislation governing public procurement will come into force. Familiarization with each legislation can be, especially for less technically proficient contracting authorities, severe and leading to misconducts in procurement process. The purpose of my thesis is to analyse the most frequent misconducts of contracting authorities in procurement process and introduce the procedure which should be govern by contracting authorities so they would proceed in accordance with the law. The reason for my research is to bring answers for complicated, but also elementary problems that contracting authorities have to deal with in procurement process. The thesis is composed of twelve chapters, each of dealing with...
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The most frequent misconducts of contracting authorities in procurement process including case law
Tomková, Miroslava ; Horáček, Vít (advisor) ; Horáček, Tomáš (referee)
This thesis deals with the most frequent misconducts of contracting authorities in procurement process and also includes relating case law. However public procurement belongs to commercial law, its specific legislation makes it "sui generis". It means that public procurement in the Czech Republic is to a certain extent independent. Public procurement is also very emerging field of law. Since 1995, when the first comprehensive legislation came into force, contracting authorities had to become acquainted with 4 different legislations governing public procurement. It is already known, that in 2016 a new legislation governing public procurement will come into force. Familiarization with each legislation can be, especially for less technically proficient contracting authorities, severe and leading to misconducts in procurement process. The purpose of my thesis is to analyse the most frequent misconducts of contracting authorities in procurement process and introduce the procedure which should be govern by contracting authorities so they would proceed in accordance with the law. The reason for my research is to bring answers for complicated, but also elementary problems that contracting authorities have to deal with in procurement process. The thesis is composed of twelve chapters, each of dealing with...
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