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Arbitration procedure in the Czech Republic with an emphasis on the issue of so-called arbitration centers
Jenerál, Jaroslav ; Smolík, Petr (advisor) ; Pohl, Tomáš (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to clarify the judicial institute of Arbitration procedure in the Czech legal system, its theoretical background, the legal requirements for action, progress of procedure and the interference of general courts in arbitration procedure. Main attention of this thesis is focused on the recent issue of the so-called arbitration centers. The legality of arbitration centers, existence and legality of their actions in practice (with emphasis on recent court case) are deeply examined. By the end the propriety of a new legislation dealing with arbitration procedure is analyzed.
Arbitration proceedings in the Czech Republic
Jenerál, Jaroslav ; Smolík, Petr (advisor) ; Pohl, Tomáš (referee)
Resumé Arbitration procedure in the Czech Republic The purpose of my thesis is to analyse arbitration procedure (= arbitration) in the Czech Republic. The reason for my research was my interest in continuously growing number of arbitrations in the Czech Republic and a desire to clarify the causes of this increase. The thesis is composed of twelve chapters, each of them is dealing with different aspects of arbitration procedure. Chapter One is introductory and briefly defines the structure of my thesis. Chapter Two globally explores history and development of arbitration from ancient times till nowadays. Chapter Three is subdivided into four parts and deals with basic characteristics of arbitration. Part One describes the term "arbitration". Part Two examines relevant Czech legislation. Part Three called Legal nature of arbitration is subdivided into five subparts. First deals with Contractual theory, second with Jurisdictional theory, third with Mixed theory, fourth with Autonomous theory and last one explains Nature of arbitration with respect to adjudication of Czech Constitutional court. Part Four focuses on categories of arbitration procedure and compares them from the point of their advantages and disadvantages. Therefore this part consists of two subparts. Subpart One explains Institutional...
Arbitration procedure in the Czech Republic with an emphasis on the issue of so-called arbitration centers
Jenerál, Jaroslav ; Smolík, Petr (advisor) ; Pohl, Tomáš (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to clarify the judicial institute of Arbitration procedure in the Czech legal system, its theoretical background, the legal requirements for action, progress of procedure and the interference of general courts in arbitration procedure. Main attention of this thesis is focused on the recent issue of the so-called arbitration centers. The legality of arbitration centers, existence and legality of their actions in practice (with emphasis on recent court case) are deeply examined. By the end the propriety of a new legislation dealing with arbitration procedure is analyzed.
Arbitration proceedings in the Czech Republic
Jenerál, Jaroslav ; Smolík, Petr (advisor) ; Pohl, Tomáš (referee)
Resumé Arbitration procedure in the Czech Republic The purpose of my thesis is to analyse arbitration procedure (= arbitration) in the Czech Republic. The reason for my research was my interest in continuously growing number of arbitrations in the Czech Republic and a desire to clarify the causes of this increase. The thesis is composed of twelve chapters, each of them is dealing with different aspects of arbitration procedure. Chapter One is introductory and briefly defines the structure of my thesis. Chapter Two globally explores history and development of arbitration from ancient times till nowadays. Chapter Three is subdivided into four parts and deals with basic characteristics of arbitration. Part One describes the term "arbitration". Part Two examines relevant Czech legislation. Part Three called Legal nature of arbitration is subdivided into five subparts. First deals with Contractual theory, second with Jurisdictional theory, third with Mixed theory, fourth with Autonomous theory and last one explains Nature of arbitration with respect to adjudication of Czech Constitutional court. Part Four focuses on categories of arbitration procedure and compares them from the point of their advantages and disadvantages. Therefore this part consists of two subparts. Subpart One explains Institutional...

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