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Companies in private international law
Rybaková, Karina ; Pauknerová, Monika (advisor) ; Pfeiffer, Magdalena (referee)
1 Companies in private international law Abstract This thesis focuses on the topic of companies in private international law and aims to summarize this topic using the methods of description, analysis, synthesis and comparison. The main focus of the thesis is primarily on the Czech and European legislation on companies in private international law, but there is also a partial review of the topic from the standpoint of legislation of the Russian Federation and Kingdom of the Netherlands' legislation. The thesis is divided into six parts - an introduction, four chapters and a conclusion. The first chapter provides a theoretical insight into the topic by defining the fundamental terms in the title of this thesis, i.e. company and private international law. In the context of Czech private law, a company is a multi-meaning term. Therefore, the thesis makes it clear that for the purposes of this thesis, a company will be understood as a commercial company. The second chapter addresses the personal statute of a company, the principles of determining the personal statute, including their advantages and disadvantages, the Czech legal regulation of determining the personal statute of a company, the distinction between the personal statute of a company and the nationality of a company, and the significance of the...
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