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Legal Acts in the Name of an Entrepreneur
Kučerová, Lenka ; Oehm, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Liška, Petr (referee)
The thesis deals with an acting on behalf of legal entity. Its aim is not to produce a comprehensive elaboration on the subject matter but to focus on judicial decisions of the higher courts with an effort to fill in gaps in legislation and to clarify dubious parts of the legal text. Chapter One is introductory and defines basic institutes used in the thesis such as management of the company, acting on behalf of legal entity and decision-making. Chapter Two examines an acting on behalf of the corporation by its corporate agent, a set manner of acting, its limitation and consequences of a concurrence of the agents. The chapter briefly mentions an acting in the name of a company before its incorporation and some aspects of powers of a proctor. Chapter Three concentrates on a representation of a legal entity with focus on a substantive representation. In its beginning, there is a brief characterization of a statutory representation and a representation under the power of attorney. Subsequently, the chapter describes individual types of representation by - a chief executive of the structural unit of the legal entity (s. 13/3 of the Commercial Code), a person authorized to certain conduct (s. 15), other person currently present in business premises (s. 16). Finally, it deals with a representation under the power...
Legal Acts in the Name of an Entrepreneur
Kučerová, Lenka ; Oehm, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Liška, Petr (referee)
The thesis deals with an acting on behalf of legal entity. Its aim is not to produce a comprehensive elaboration on the subject matter but to focus on judicial decisions of the higher courts with an effort to fill in gaps in legislation and to clarify dubious parts of the legal text. Chapter One is introductory and defines basic institutes used in the thesis such as management of the company, acting on behalf of legal entity and decision-making. Chapter Two examines an acting on behalf of the corporation by its corporate agent, a set manner of acting, its limitation and consequences of a concurrence of the agents. The chapter briefly mentions an acting in the name of a company before its incorporation and some aspects of powers of a proctor. Chapter Three concentrates on a representation of a legal entity with focus on a substantive representation. In its beginning, there is a brief characterization of a statutory representation and a representation under the power of attorney. Subsequently, the chapter describes individual types of representation by - a chief executive of the structural unit of the legal entity (s. 13/3 of the Commercial Code), a person authorized to certain conduct (s. 15), other person currently present in business premises (s. 16). Finally, it deals with a representation under the power...

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