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Dissolution of a limited company with liquidation; the assignment of rights and enforceability of obligations
Bartoš, Daniel ; Horáček, Vít (advisor) ; Josková, Lucie (referee)
1 Dissolution of a limited company with liquidation; the assignment of rights and enforceability of obligations Abstract The diploma is concerned about the issue of the enforceability of commitments and the cessions of rights, especially with regard to the shortening of creditors' rights in the event of winding up a corporation, during a liquidation or insolvency process. The diploma does not attempt to analyze in detail the process of liquidation or eventually the process of insolvency, but chooses the specific problems and procedures that are applied to meet the needs of a shareholder corporate model, which means to enrich the ownership structure to the maximal potential extent, including in this procedure the influential and controlling persons who in some way manage to influence decision-making process in the corporation at the expense of creditors. The introductory chapter gives a general description of the liquidation process, including regulations which apply to it. The comparison of foreign legislation, mainly focusing on the law applied in the United Kingdom from which the Czech legislation was also inspired by, is important with regard to legal proceedings of subjects acting on behalf the corporation, especially in case of a liquidator acting in the process of liquidation, furthermore it is...
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Shamanic disco- from yidaki to didjeridoo. Case study of invention of tradition
Bartoš, Daniel ; Haluzík, Radovan (advisor) ; Kandert, Josef (referee)
Exotic and alternative music instrument didjeridoo is well world known these days. Nevertheless, few musicians and people who are interested in this area of today's worldmusic are aware of New Age phenomena which shape the image of this instrument. Fresh view into this problematic has brough anthropological theory of invented tradition. The original yidaki from North East Arnhemland has gone through long journey to todays known instrument didjeridoo. The meaning of this instrument has change quite a lot and method of material culture has been applied to understand its real or multiple agency in our todays postmodern world. This work is based on five month stay in North East Arnhemland in surrounding region of Yirrkala and various interviews done in Europe. Essential part of this study is also participative observation on different locations. Literature research of topics dedicated to Arnhem Land realia has been done in London British Library, University College of London thanks to grand secured from Charles University. Literature and needed inspiration for completion of theoretical issues has been kindly presented by Radovan Haluzik from Department of Antropology, Charles University, Prague.
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