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The principle of concentration in contentious procedure
Cinková, Barbora ; Pohl, Tomáš (advisor) ; Macková, Alena (referee)
This Master's degree thesis deals with legislation on the "principle of concentration in the contentious procedure" and related legal institutes. Pursuant to the principle of concentration, the parties to the civil proceedings are obliged to concentrate and perform the prescribed pleadings within particular time period. These pleadings include among others: allegation of material facts, proposed evidence to prove these facts and objections to the procedural matters. After the passage of prescribed time, a factual and evidentiary "stop condition" occurs, i.e. the parties to the proceedings are not able to perform the pleadings with relevant consequences in law anymore. Legislation on the principle of concentration has been significantly amended by adoption of several Civil Procedure Code amendments, namely Act N. 30/2000 Coll. and Act N. 7/2009 Coll. The thesis aims to analyse and critically evaluate these amendments. The thesis consists of seven chapters. The introductory chapter defines the theoretical concept of the principle of concentration and its intended purpose. The second chapter describes the concept of legal principles and places the principle of concentration in the group of civil procedure principles. The main attention is paid to the principle of legal order, the principle of...
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Crime of Evasion of Alimony Payments under s. 196 of the Criminal Code
Cinková, Barbora ; Jelínek, Jiří (advisor) ; Pelc, Vladimír (referee)
The presented Advanced Master's thesis describes one of the most frequently committed criminal offences in the Czech Republic, specifically the criminal offence of neglecting the duty to maintain and support pursuant to Section 196 of the Criminal Code and, in general, the issue of parents' failure to comply with the duty to maintain and support their children; this thesis aims to provide a comprehensive description of this topic. The thesis is divided into seven chapters supplemented by an introduction and a conclusion. Chapter one focuses on the historical roots of this criminal offence, as the punishability of non-compliance with the duty to maintain and support has a long tradition in this country. Subsequently, chapter two outlines the basic characteristics of this criminal offence and provides a detailed analysis of the individual elements of two basic merits under Section 196 (1) and (2) of the Criminal Code, as well as of the qualified merits with respect to these two basic merits. In view of the blanket nature of the merits of neglecting the duty to maintain and support, chapter three hereof describes the private-law regulation of the duty to maintain and support. Chapter four analyses the most common reasons and motives for non-compliance with the duty to maintain and support, as well as...
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The principle of concentration in contentious procedure
Cinková, Barbora ; Pohl, Tomáš (advisor) ; Macková, Alena (referee)
This Master's degree thesis deals with legislation on the "principle of concentration in the contentious procedure" and related legal institutes. Pursuant to the principle of concentration, the parties to the civil proceedings are obliged to concentrate and perform the prescribed pleadings within particular time period. These pleadings include among others: allegation of material facts, proposed evidence to prove these facts and objections to the procedural matters. After the passage of prescribed time, a factual and evidentiary "stop condition" occurs, i.e. the parties to the proceedings are not able to perform the pleadings with relevant consequences in law anymore. Legislation on the principle of concentration has been significantly amended by adoption of several Civil Procedure Code amendments, namely Act N. 30/2000 Coll. and Act N. 7/2009 Coll. The thesis aims to analyse and critically evaluate these amendments. The thesis consists of seven chapters. The introductory chapter defines the theoretical concept of the principle of concentration and its intended purpose. The second chapter describes the concept of legal principles and places the principle of concentration in the group of civil procedure principles. The main attention is paid to the principle of legal order, the principle of...
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