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Rights and duties of the insolvency administrator with the focus on bankruptcy proceedings
Moník, Petr ; Smolík, Petr (advisor) ; Pohl, Tomáš (referee)
In his thesis the author deals with basic rights and duties od insolvency administrator in Czech Republic on the basis of Act No. 182/2006 Coll. on Insolvency and its Resolution (Insolvency Act) and Act No. 312/2006 Coll. on Insolvency Administrators. As well he compares legal adjustment in Czech Republic with legal adjustment in European Union, as well as legal adjustment in three neighbour states - Slovakia, Germany and Austria.
coach's educational approach to young athletes in judo
Šaroch, Marcel ; Pavelka, Radim (advisor) ; Smolík, Petr (referee)
Title: Coach's educational approach to young athletes in judo Objective: The purpose of this thesis is to find out the approach, as well as the attitude of coaches working with young athletes in terms of motivation and education. Methods: Questionnaire survey, qualitative research Results: The results show that there exist different levels of coaches' educational approaches. In terms of motivation and training planning and preparation, the data are not that positive as most of the coaches adopt the authoritative approach, which decreases internal motivation and self-esteem. The absence of written plans frequently leads to improvisation and one-sided training. In terms of personal development and family relationships, the findings are positive. Keywords: judo, education, motivation, coach
The difference in planning a training session in selected categories of judo
Šaroch, Martin ; Pavelka, Radim (advisor) ; Smolík, Petr (referee)
Title: The difference in planning a training session in selected categories of judo Goal: The main objective is the comparison and analysis of the results from the questionnaire survey given by trainers in different approaches when planning and creating an annual training plan. This is followed by drawing up training units in each period in different ages. Methods: We are using a questionnaire survey, qualitative research, analysis of the specialized literature in the field of general sports training. The respondents of questionnaires are younger pupils to adolescents. Results: The findings of this study have shown us, the importance of preparing the annual training plan, as well as written preparation in form of individual notes. This helps to use the training time more effectively to prepare for important tournaments and maintain the highest performance throughout the year. Keywords: judo, training, annual training plan
The most commonly used techniques in wre stling
Žižka, Jan ; Pavelka, Radim (advisor) ; Smolík, Petr (referee)
Title: The most commonly used techniques in wrestling Objectives: The main task of the thesis is to discover what the most commonly used techniques in greco-roman and freestyle wrestling are. It further focuses on description of these techniques as well as on defence of them and on their training. Finally this thesis confronts the theoretical description of the techniques with the manner they are actually being used in competitons. Methods: The theoretical part of the thesis is based on analysis and synthesis of technical literature. The practical part uses especially the outcomes of observation and comparison of the results. Results: The results of this thesis show, that the most commonly used techniques in selected competition in both styles was a body roller. In stand position it was arm throw and leg attack in greco-roman style and freestyle, respectively. Keywords: wrestling, technnique, defence, freestyle, greco-roman style
The most common types of injuries in judo
Ječmínek, Jan ; Pavelka, Radim (advisor) ; Smolík, Petr (referee)
Title: The most common types of injuries in judo Objectives: The aim of this study was to determine the most common injuries that occur during training and judo competitions. Identify treatment options, prevention and identify most common causes of injury. Methods: The chosen method was theoretical and empirical, ie collecting data and information from other publications and conduct its own research. Selecting what is relevant for judo injuries and comparsion whith author's experience and research. Results: It was found that the most common type of injury in judo is bleeding, which is among the least serious. The most common type of injury that is concluded as very serious, ie interrupted carrer for at least 6 months, is rupture the front cruciate ligaments in the knee. Key words: Judo, sport, injury, professional sport, training
Profile of judo competitors qualified for the Olympic Games 2012
Zavadil, Jan ; Coufalová, Klára (advisor) ; Smolík, Petr (referee)
Title: Profile of judo competitors qualified for the Olympic Games 2012 Objectives: The aim of this work was to create a profile of Czech judo athletes who were qualified for the Olympic Games in London 2012 - to document their four-year Olympic qualification and Compaq each other. Methods: As method for collection of data was used a guided interview and analysis of training plans and records of four years long Olympic qualification. Then, by comparison, I compared the success and growth of condition in each year for each athlete in Olympic qualifying in 2009 and 2012. Results: I found that in the tracked years best results showed Lukas Krpálek, who also scored best in the world ranking list and reached best place at the Olympic games in London. While watching the rise of condition I found that the increase throughout the qualification had only Lukas Krpálek. Keywords: Judo, Olympic games, olympic qualification, annual training plan.
Distraint by sale of property after the amendment to the Code of Distraint Procedure
Zwiefelhoferová, Eva ; Smolík, Petr (referee) ; Pohl, Tomáš (referee)
12 Abstrakt - abstract Tato rigorózní práce se zabývá dražbou prováděnou soudním exekutorem v exekučním řízení po novele zákona č. 120/2001 Sb, o soudních exekutorech a exekuční činnosti (exekuční řád). V práci je kladen důraz na jednotlivé fáze exekuce prováděné prodejem nemovitosti a to konkrétně ocenění nemovitosti, dražba nemovitosti a rozvrhové jednání se zaměřením na úkony soudního exekutora v jednotlivých fázích. Práce se též zaměřuje na problematiku zástavních práv, včetně exekutorského zástavního práva, jako nového institutu The thesis addresses the auction of property performed by a court distrainer in a distraint proceedings after the amendment to Act No. 120/2001 Coll., on court distrainers and distraining activities (hereinafter the "Code of Distraint Procedure"). The thesis places emphasis on the individual phases of distraint by sale of property, specifically appraisal of the property, auction of the property and proceedings regarding distribution of the proceeds, focusing on the actions of the court distrainer in the individual phases. The thesis also focuses on the issue of rights of lien, including the distrainer's right of lien, a new institute.
Experience with the institute of discharge from debts in the Czech and Central European legal system
Hönigová, Nikola ; Smolík, Petr (advisor) ; Pohl, Tomáš (referee)
English abstract The purpose of my thesis is to analyze the insolvency law in Central Europe, in particular the discharge from debts. The reason for my research of this area of law is that recently this issue became frequent because of economic depression. The thesis is composed of nine chapters, each chapter dealing with different aspects of discharge from debts. Chapter One illustrates the methodology of my thesis, especially the methodology of comparative law - the "comparatum" of this thesis is the Czech legal system and the "comparandum" is the Slovak, German and Austrian legal system. Chapter Two is introductory and defines basic issues regarding the discharge from debts. Chapter Three contains historical introduction to the insolvency law in Central Europe. Chapter Four is subdivided into two parts. Part One describes the modern beginnings of insolvency law in Czech and Slovak legal systems. Part Two deals with the beginnings of insolvency law in German and Austrian legal systems. Chapter Five describes the European regulation No. 1346/2000/EC. Chapter Six consists of twelve parts. Each part is subdivided into four subparts - Czech, Slovak, German and Austrian law. Part One is introductory into comparative law concerning the discharge from debts. Part Two focuses on practical findings with respect to...
The Rights and Duties of natural Persons during Proceedings on Discharge of the Debt
Šůsová, Táňa ; Frintová, Dita (referee) ; Smolík, Petr (referee)
The rights and duties of natural persons during proceedings on discharge of the debt Abstract The main aim of the thesis is to describe the institute discharge of the debt that is defined in the Act No. 182/2006 Coll., on Bankruptcy and its solution (Insolvency Act). The thesis analyses the discharge of the debt from the perspective of the debtor, natural person. The thesis presents a status of the debtor, his rights and duties during insolvency, respectively presents the discharge debtor of his debt. The purpose of the thesis is to describe valid legal regulation, the description of the court decisions in the use of the Insolvency Act, the expert's opinions and the problems with the imperfection of the Insolvency Act, in the part of the discharge of the debt. In the first part, the thesis characterizes the history of the insolvency act and discharge of the debt in the Czech countries since 18th century. Next chapter defined some terms for the thesis important. Specifically, there is defined the term of the debtor. With regard to the discharge of the debt as one of debt-eliminating modes of solving bankruptcy of the non-businessmen's person, the thesis analyzes the term of non-businessmen's person in one of the subchapter. There are defined next terms, guarantor, co-debtor, the term of husband or wife of...
Types of civil procedure
Krejčí, Ivona ; Macková, Alena (advisor) ; Smolík, Petr (referee)
Types of civil procedure This thesis deals with various kinds of civil procedure. It defines its character, the purpose of its legislation, its principles, parties and their position, rights and responsibilities, and the course of the five kinds of civil proceedings in the Czech republic. In the first chapter there is described the procedure, in which disputes are solved. Courts binding decide concrete disputes and declare, what is right and what is not right. Parties have to declare their rights and proof it. Otherwise they fail the process. In the second part of the first chapter there are defined kinds of civil procedure in which there is no dispute but it is required to regulate this legal relations, for example when somebody dies or lose some legal document. The second chapter deals with proceeding which leads to enforcement, when somebody doesn't voluntarily perform what he have to perform according to the final legal decision. The court or the executor can force this person to perform his obligation. In the third chapter there is described the bankruptcy proceeding and its institutes. The bankruptcy proceeding is regulated in the quite new Bankruptcy act. This chapter deals also with the ways of solution when somebody declare a bankruptcy. The fourth chapter deals with arbitration, in that parties...

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