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The registration principle and the material publicity of the register of immovables in Czech law
Ježková, Anna ; Dvořák, Jan (advisor) ; Salač, Josef (referee)
The principle of registration and material publicity in the register of immovables under Czech law The aim of the thesis is to analyse two institutes important for the law of immovables. The first institute is represented by the principle of registration and by the opposite consensual principle of acquisition ownership to immovables. The second one is the principle of material publicity in the register of immovables. Both institutes are closely related. The thesis is divided into two main parts. First part deals with the mode of acquisition ownership to immovables. It consists of six chapters. First chapter introduces a general base of the problem. Second chapter describes briefly historical evolution of acquisition ownership to immovables and is divided into two subchapters, first one is about the evolution up to the Second World War, the second deals with the modern evolution of the problem since the end of the Second World War. Third chapter introduces the recent legal regulation and discusses its main deficiencies. Fourth chapter presents the law regulation which is proposed to approval within the scope of the bill of a new Civil Code. This bill has been passed by the Czech government in April 2009 and then introduced before Parliament. The proposers of the bill considered both variants of...
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the specifics of the child interrogation
Ježková, Anna ; Hořák, Jaromír (advisor) ; Pelc, Vladimír (referee)
The thesis is devided into chapters and sections and it deals with the specifics of the child interrogation. The aim of the thesis is to explain the specifics of the interrogation of a child in the criminal proceedings and to explain the main differences between child interrogation and adult interrogation as well as the general approach of an interrogator to a child being a party to the criminal proceedings - particularly being a witness. The aim of the thesis is also to explain the methods of using demonstration aids while interrogating a child. First, it is necessary to define the interrogation itself. Several chosen terms are explained in one of the first sections of the thesis. These terms demonstrate different positions of a child as a party to a criminal proceedings. This section contains also interpretations of particular law regulations. Regarding the interrogation, it focuses on its construction, preparation, tactics and documentation, while special attention is paid to forming a psychological contact with a child during the interrogation. The third, the fourth and the fifth chapters contain the substance of this thesis. The sixth chapter deals with the topic of interrogation of a handicapped child, because they are particularly vulnerable as well and it is not to forget about them. The...
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Ferdinand Hildprant and cultural and economic development of Blatná town
Ježková, Anna ; Hlavačka, Milan (advisor) ; Pokorná, Magdaléna (referee)
(in English) This thesis focuses on the life of Ferdinand Hildprandt and the development of the town Blatná at the time of his life. Ferdinand Hildprandt, who lived between 1863 and 1936, was a nobleman and a member of house Hildprandt von Ottenhausen, the owners of the castle Blatná. He also owned the neighboring homestead and plenty of ponds, forests and fields. He was a district mayor from 1914 to 1919. He strived for prosperity, development and economic growth of the town. He supported education, established a fund for the poor and he built an orphanage. The most important step was the construction of a railway which connected Blatná and the surrounding world. This led to the increase of population in Blatná as well as to major developments in the industry. Hildprandt was active in politics, too. He was a member of the local assembly and a defender of Czech historical law. The focus of this thesis primarily lies on the House of Hildprandt itself. It mostly focuses on the life of Ferdinand Hildprandt in particular, on his attittudes, opinions in the period of Habsburg monarchy and the so-called First Republic. Furthermore, it also revolves around cultural history of the period.
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Action Stones and the stories of witnesses
Ježková, Anna ; Michela, Miroslav (advisor) ; Stehlík, Michal (referee)
(in English) The following Bachelor's thesis deals with emigration attempts of Czechoslovak citizens after 1948. It focuses on those border crossing efforts which were connected to operation "KAMEN" in which the StB (Statni bezpecnost, the civilian state security apparatus), on purpose, provoked citizens who opposed the Communist regime to illegaly cross the border. However, the crossing of the border was only feigned and was fully under the StB control. The StB arrested the participants and persecuted them. The thesis is based on the analysis of interrogation records of the arrested. These records, which are kept in the Archive of Security Services (Archiv bezpečnostních složek), contain thorough biographical information, descriptions of the course of the operation, and reasons which led to the aforementioned border crossing attempts. This thesis contains the description of the course of the crossings and also explains the reasons which people had for the crossing itself - whether their reasons were personal or connected to their opposition of the political situation.
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The registration principle and the material publicity of the register of immovables in Czech law
Ježková, Anna ; Salač, Josef (referee) ; Dvořák, Jan (advisor)
The principle of registration and material publicity in the register of immovables under Czech law The aim of the thesis is to analyse two institutes important for the law of immovables. The first institute is represented by the principle of registration and by the opposite consensual principle of acquisition ownership to immovables. The second one is the principle of material publicity in the register of immovables. Both institutes are closely related. The thesis is divided into two main parts. First part deals with the mode of acquisition ownership to immovables. It consists of six chapters. First chapter introduces a general base of the problem. Second chapter describes briefly historical evolution of acquisition ownership to immovables and is divided into two subchapters, first one is about the evolution up to the Second World War, the second deals with the modern evolution of the problem since the end of the Second World War. Third chapter introduces the recent legal regulation and discusses its main deficiencies. Fourth chapter presents the law regulation which is proposed to approval within the scope of the bill of a new Civil Code. This bill has been passed by the Czech government in April 2009 and then introduced before Parliament. The proposers of the bill considered both variants of...
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