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Satisfaction for an immaterial damage caused by the inadequate length of the court proceeding
Nogová, Dominika ; Frintová, Dita (advisor) ; Sedláček, Miroslav (referee)
One of the fundamental rights of parties to legal proceedings is the right to have a case heard within a reasonable time without undue delay. If this right is violated, the State is liable for immaterial damage on account of a maladministration consisting in unreasonable length of the proceedings. The State is then obliged to compensate the injured party for the damage suffered. This thesis deals in particular with compensation for immaterial damage resulting from a maladministration consisting in unreasonable length of proceedings and the forms of compensation allowed by the Czech legal order. The aim of the thesis is a clear elaboration of the chosen issue with regard to the case law of the ECHR, the Constitutional Court and the Supreme Court. The thesis itself is divided into six sections. In order to establish that the proceedings are unreasonably long, their length must be defined. It is therefore necessary to determine the beginning and end of the proceedings, which varies according to the type of proceedings. The overall length of the proceedings constitutes the basic criterion for assessing whether there has been maladministration consisting in unreasonable length of proceedings. It is only after the overall length of the proceedings has been determined that it is possible to examine whether or not...

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