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Lease of an Apartment: Rights and Duties of the Lessee and Lessor
Krtička, Daniel ; Salač, Josef (advisor) ; Zvára, Michael (referee)
Lease of an Apartment: Rights and Duties of the Lessee and Lessor Abstract The diploma thesis deals with the actual issue of the lease of an apartment, which is primarily regulated in the Act No. 89/2012 Coll., the Civil Code, as amended (hereinafter the "CC"), in the specific provisions on the lease of an apartment and the lease of a building (Sections 2235 to 2301). Secondarily, the issue of the lease of an apartment is also regulated by other legal regulations - e.g. Act No. 67/2013 Coll., regulating certain issues concerning the providing of services associated with the use of the apartment and non-residential premises of an apartment house (the Services Act), or Government Regulation No. 308/2015 Coll., on the definition of the terms of routine maintenance and minor repairs related to the use of the apartment. The regulation of the cooperative apartment lease is then excluded from the Civil Code, when the legislator decided to include it in the Act No. 90/2012 Coll., on Commercial Companies and Cooperatives. The subject of the diploma thesis is not to provide a detailed analysis of all specific provisions on the lease of an apartment and the lease of a building, but to give an overview of the rights and duties arising for lessees and lessors, in particular from the provisions of the Sections 2242 to...
Lease of the property for business purposes
Řeháčková, Ivana ; Salač, Josef (advisor) ; Šustek, Petr (referee)
The purpose of this final thesis is to provide the outline of the effective legal regulation of the lease of the property for the business purposes. After short introduction of the lease as a legal institute itself and its usage in business area of life, the thesis then concerns itself with the particular questions that are subject to legal regulation of the lease of the property for business purposes constituted mainly by the Civil Code. Amongst these questions the basic necessities of the lease agreement that are required by the law are described first, then the mutual rights and obligations of the contracting parties and finally the matters related to the termination of the lease.
Lease of an apartment and house
Petrovičová, Michaela ; Salač, Josef (advisor) ; Švestka, Jiří (referee)
Lease of an apartment and house The subject of this thesis is the issue of lease of an apartment and a house with emphasis on introduction of the fundamental changes brought to this question by the new Civil Code. This paper also briefly points out possible difficulties which might occur even though the legal regulation is quite detailed. The thesis is trying to mention relevant established practice of courts in connection to certain areas of this regulation. The legal institute of a lease of an apartment and house presents irreplaceable part of every legal system because of the fact why people enter into such contract. That is also, why special protection of a leaseholder represents traditionally integral part of this field of law. The thesis consists of six chapters, of which the first one presents the sources of legal regulation. The second chapter discusses various objects of a lease which may substantiate a special protection of its tenants. For a better understanding, even instances of relations which are not included under lease of an apartment and house are mentioned. In order to present a comprehensive view, this thesis also discusses the differences of lease of a staff apartments, social solidarity apartments, and apartments owned by cooperative housing societies. The main part of this...
Residential tenancy agreement - Landlord's status and non-mandatory provisions of Czech residential tenancy law
Doležal, Jakub ; Salač, Josef (advisor) ; Švestka, Jiří (referee)
In my thesis "Residential tenancy agreement - Landlord's status and non-mandatory provisions of Czech residential tenancy law" I explore specific institutes of Czech residential tenancy law. I deal with contractual freedom of the parties to arrange their own rights and obligations that may differ from those that are prescribed by the Czech civil code. I also put emphasis on the new legislation that will come into effect in 2014, which is going to substantially change legal relations between lessors and lessees. Starting with basic legal requirements for lease agreement I then describe rights and obligations of the parties that stem from it. At the end I go over legal tenancy agreement termination options. Through the comparison of the law as it is and its impact on real life I attain the aim of my thesis: to show what is problematic in the Czech residential tenancy law.
Lease contract
Ondruška, Ota ; Salač, Josef (advisor) ; Švestka, Jiří (referee)
Lease contract The theme of this thesis is lease contract. The author has chosen this subject because it is very current and lease contract is also one of the most frequently used legal act. The main goal of the thesis is to analyze the institute of lease contract and to highlight some problematic points of this legal regulation. The work is supplemented by judicial decisions of Czech courts and opinions of some authors. This work consists of three chapters. The Chapter one describes historical development of legislation of lease contract, especially in Roman law, legislation contained in General Civil Code of 1811 and the legislation included in the Czechoslovak Civil Code of 1950 and of 1964. The Chapter two is the main part of this work. It is subdivided into eight parts in which are discussed the general provisions of lease contract. First subchapter examines relevant Czech legislation, the second subpart is focused on concept of lease contract. The parties of lease contract are described in the third part. The characteristic of creation of lease contract contains the fourth subchapter and the fifth subpart contains a detailed list of rights and obligations of the lessor and the lessee and their subsequent analysis. The sixth part concentrates on rent issue. Institute of sublease is investigated...
Lease agreement
PODRACKÁ, Kristýna
The bachelor thesis deals with the topic of lease agreement. By the lease contract the lessor undertakes to leave the matter to the lessee's temporary use, and the lessee agrees to pay a rent to the landlord. The main aim is to introduce the lease contract. The thesis is divided into two parts. The first, teoretical part presents the history of lease agreement, current legislation and the main changes introduced by the Civil Code in 2014. Afterwards, the general requisites of lease agreement are presented. At the end of the first part the individual lease relations commercial lease, business lease of movables, lease of means of transport and accommodation are specified. The second, practical part focuses on special provisions of the lease and rent of an apartment. Firstly, the basic terminology is presented. Secondly, analysis of the lease contract, which is the best known agreement for an apartment lease, is analysed in detail. The analysis involves description and presentation of individual parts of the contract. The thesis may serve as a manual for those who want to conclude a lease.
Repairs and Technical Improvement on Own and Rented Property
Kabáč, Ľudovít ; Matyšková, Eva (referee) ; Svirák, Pavel (advisor)
Bachelor thesis focuses on the issue of the repairs and technical improvement on its own and leased assets. Defines basic terms, their differences, and describes possible variants that arise in practice. Finally thesis includes a proposal for compensation arrangements for transferred adjustments made by a particular company.
The Tax Treatment of Specifics Leasing Conditions According to the New Civil Code
Prokeš, Jakub ; Valeský,, Martin (referee) ; Svirák, Pavel (advisor)
This diploma thesis addresses a range of issues concerning leases in terms of the New Civil Code (NCC). The first part of the work introduces the changes in NCC, as well as taxes affecting leases. The remainder of the study provides an analysis, solutions, and application of the changes to selected case studies, while the final outcome of the study is the actual analysis of the selected points of the tax issues.
Comparison of the reporting of leasing according to czech legislation and IFRS
Duong, Thanh Dat ; Procházka, David (advisor) ; Vácha, Petr (referee)
The aim of this master´s thesis is to compare a financial reporting of the leasing according to czech legislation and IFRS. The thesis discusses about the different rules and principles of the mentioned regulations, that simultaneously have a different impact on the lessor´s and lessee´s financial statements. The master´s thesis is devided into two parts, the theoretical and the practical. The theoretical part contains the basic definitions regarding leasing, its general advantages and risks including the comparison with other funding methods of the corporation assets. Moreover, this part also describes a explains the general reporting procedure of the leasing in accordance with both mentioned regulartions from the lessor´s and lessee´s view. The practical part contains the application of the knowledge gained from the theoretical part on a real leasing contract including a conclusion about the impact on the financial statements.
Financial lease in the Czech accounting regulations and IFRS
Křtěnská, Andrea ; Ašenbrenerová, Petra (advisor) ; Roubíčková, Jaroslava (referee)
The Bachelor´s thesis deals with the financial lease according to the Czech accounting regulations and International Financial Reporting Standards. Firstly, the lease is defined then its categories. The theoretic part is focused on the financial lease from the perspective of the both systems. In addition, the chapter about IFRS involves the changes that new standard IFRS 16 brings. In the practical part a model example for both of the systems is studied from the perspective of a lessee and a lessor. The aim of the thesis is to describe accounting methods in the Czech accounting regulations to IFRS and to describe the differences in accounting between these two systems. These differences are stated in the last chapter of this thesis.

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