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A comparison of Czech and German legal regulation of unfair competition with regard to european law
Vacková, Linda ; Horáček, Vít (advisor) ; Patěk, Daniel (referee)
The topic of this diploma thesis is legal regulation of unfair competition law, namely comparing Czech and German law in reference to EU law. Unfair competition law, one of the two branches of competition law (economic competition law), is a body of law prohibiting particular conducts in economic competition and setting out sanctions for a violation of these prohibitions. The central term of the entire thesis - unfair competition contains those cases in which someone abuses and deforms competitive environment in an unfair way. Unfair competition may be defined as a competition which someone spoils, hides something, or behaves in a dishonest, immoral, or unsatisfactory manner. This thesis is divided into four chapters. In the first chapter the purpose of this thesis, a reason of having regulation of competition law as well as legal terms and definitions are laid down. The terms of competition in general, economic competition, competition law, and unfair competition are introduced. Furthermore, the second chapter is to present relevant legal sources of unfair competition law. It deals with constitutional bases, primary legislation, and EU law. The topic of the third chapter aims to introduce a vertical and horizontal competitive relationship. It is set out the meaning of legal persons which...
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Unsolicited advertising in Czech and German law
Vacková, Linda ; Patěk, Daniel (advisor) ; Horáček, Vít (referee)
Unsolicited advertising in Czech and German law This thesis, entitled "Unsolicited advertising in Czech and German law", comprehensively analyses the issue of unsolicited advertising in the legal system of the Czech Republic and the Federal Republic of Germany. Unsolicited advertising represents a certain interference with the personal or commercial sphere of its addressee or third parties, and in the context of the development of modern means of communication appears increasingly and in various forms. Even though advertising in general is a reflection of freedom to conduct a business and freedom of expression, its legal regulation is needed, especially in case advertisement is undesired and harassing. The text of this thesis is systematically divided into four consecutive parts. The first part constitutes an initial reflection on the need and reason for a legal regulation of unsolicited advertising. The second part is divided into four chapters and provides the basis for regulation of unsolicited advertising and an outline of its current form. The first chapter deals with the historical background of regulation of unsolicited advertising. The second chapter places unsolicited advertising into a wider legal framework of constitutional law. In the following third chapter the issue of unsolicited...
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Unsolicited advertising in Czech and German law
Vacková, Linda ; Patěk, Daniel (advisor) ; Horáček, Vít (referee)
Unsolicited advertising in Czech and German law This thesis, entitled "Unsolicited advertising in Czech and German law", comprehensively analyses the issue of unsolicited advertising in the legal system of the Czech Republic and the Federal Republic of Germany. Unsolicited advertising represents a certain interference with the personal or commercial sphere of its addressee or third parties, and in the context of the development of modern means of communication appears increasingly and in various forms. Even though advertising in general is a reflection of freedom to conduct a business and freedom of expression, its legal regulation is needed, especially in case advertisement is undesired and harassing. The text of this thesis is systematically divided into four consecutive parts. The first part constitutes an initial reflection on the need and reason for a legal regulation of unsolicited advertising. The second part is divided into four chapters and provides the basis for regulation of unsolicited advertising and an outline of its current form. The first chapter deals with the historical background of regulation of unsolicited advertising. The second chapter places unsolicited advertising into a wider legal framework of constitutional law. In the following third chapter the issue of unsolicited...
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A comparison of Czech and German legal regulation of unfair competition with regard to european law
Vacková, Linda ; Horáček, Vít (advisor) ; Patěk, Daniel (referee)
The topic of this diploma thesis is legal regulation of unfair competition law, namely comparing Czech and German law in reference to EU law. Unfair competition law, one of the two branches of competition law (economic competition law), is a body of law prohibiting particular conducts in economic competition and setting out sanctions for a violation of these prohibitions. The central term of the entire thesis - unfair competition contains those cases in which someone abuses and deforms competitive environment in an unfair way. Unfair competition may be defined as a competition which someone spoils, hides something, or behaves in a dishonest, immoral, or unsatisfactory manner. This thesis is divided into four chapters. In the first chapter the purpose of this thesis, a reason of having regulation of competition law as well as legal terms and definitions are laid down. The terms of competition in general, economic competition, competition law, and unfair competition are introduced. Furthermore, the second chapter is to present relevant legal sources of unfair competition law. It deals with constitutional bases, primary legislation, and EU law. The topic of the third chapter aims to introduce a vertical and horizontal competitive relationship. It is set out the meaning of legal persons which...
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