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Lease of a flat - comparison of Czech and Polish legal regulation
Hajžin, Lukáš ; Salač, Josef (advisor) ; Dvořák, Jan (referee)
This thesis deals mainly with legal regulation of rental housing in Czech Republic and Poland and comparison of the legal regulation of rental housing and rent regulation in both countries. The thesis starts with the brief in rights to housing in the important international documents and its regulation in national law in Czech Republic and Poland. Then follow the analysis and comparison of legal regulation of rental housing in Czech Civil Code and Polish Civil Code. In following chapters there are the detailed analysis of the decision made by European court of human rights in Strasbourg in case Hutten-Czapska vs. Poland and its affect on legal regulation of the rental housing, regulation of the limitation of rent in flat and the support of rental housing in Czech republic and Poland. Next chapters deal with rights and obligations defined in Polish Act to defense the users of flats, Dz.U. Nr 133, poz. 654. Last chapter is focused on social housing in both countries.
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Unfair competition
Hajžin, Lukáš ; Černá, Stanislava (advisor) ; Zahradníčková, Marie (referee)
Resumé My diploma thesis is focused on unfair competition in the law of Czech Republic. The law of unfair competition is a coherent field of regulation as regards the economic competition. This sub-branch of law is a specific area of the civil law systems. Whilst antitrust, mergers and dominance on the market are subjects to the statutes using administrative methods of regulation. Competitors who used the unfair practices can be sued in civil proceedings directly by those harmed by such behavior. This thesis has two main parts, both divided into chapters and sub-chapters. First part deals with the legal regulation of unfair competition in Czech Republic and in second part I compare Czech regulation of unfair competition with the Polish one. Firs of all I explain the reader the terms "economic competition" and "unfair competition". The following chapter is devoted to the history of unfair competition, especially the beginning of legal regulations, international treaties related to unfair competition and the history of Czechoslovak and Czech legal regulation. The key point of my thesis is the analysis of legal regulation of unfair competition in Czech Commercial Code (Act 513/1991 Sb). I have primarily focused on a general provision of the unfair competition, relation of this general provision to provisions...
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Lease of a flat - comparison of Czech and Polish legal regulation
Hajžin, Lukáš ; Salač, Josef (advisor) ; Dvořák, Jan (referee)
This thesis deals mainly with legal regulation of rental housing in Czech Republic and Poland and comparison of the legal regulation of rental housing and rent regulation in both countries. The thesis starts with the brief in rights to housing in the important international documents and its regulation in national law in Czech Republic and Poland. Then follow the analysis and comparison of legal regulation of rental housing in Czech Civil Code and Polish Civil Code. In following chapters there are the detailed analysis of the decision made by European court of human rights in Strasbourg in case Hutten-Czapska vs. Poland and its affect on legal regulation of the rental housing, regulation of the limitation of rent in flat and the support of rental housing in Czech republic and Poland. Next chapters deal with rights and obligations defined in Polish Act to defense the users of flats, Dz.U. Nr 133, poz. 654. Last chapter is focused on social housing in both countries.
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Unfair competition
Hajžin, Lukáš ; Černá, Stanislava (advisor) ; Zahradníčková, Marie (referee)
Resumé My diploma thesis is focused on unfair competition in the law of Czech Republic. The law of unfair competition is a coherent field of regulation as regards the economic competition. This sub-branch of law is a specific area of the civil law systems. Whilst antitrust, mergers and dominance on the market are subjects to the statutes using administrative methods of regulation. Competitors who used the unfair practices can be sued in civil proceedings directly by those harmed by such behavior. This thesis has two main parts, both divided into chapters and sub-chapters. First part deals with the legal regulation of unfair competition in Czech Republic and in second part I compare Czech regulation of unfair competition with the Polish one. Firs of all I explain the reader the terms "economic competition" and "unfair competition". The following chapter is devoted to the history of unfair competition, especially the beginning of legal regulations, international treaties related to unfair competition and the history of Czechoslovak and Czech legal regulation. The key point of my thesis is the analysis of legal regulation of unfair competition in Czech Commercial Code (Act 513/1991 Sb). I have primarily focused on a general provision of the unfair competition, relation of this general provision to provisions...
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