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Support contracts - comparative study
Jojková, Dominika ; Elischer, David (advisor) ; Dvořák, Jan (referee)
The present diploma thesis, entitled: "Support contacts - comparative study". It compares two contract types belonging under the term support contract. These are the maintenance contract and the provision contract. This diploma thesis aims to familiarize the reader with the historical evolution of these law contracts, current law approach to them, but above all clarify what intention and conditions are these contracts made under, and which rights and obligations do they bestow upon the parties. The first and the second chapter briefly introduce into the matters of relative ownership and defining the term annuity contract. Focus is placed on differentiating the relative and absolute ownership, and furthermore on the purposes annuity contracts are used for. The third chapter is a concise look into the term aleatory contracts, the historical classification of the provision contract. It not only briefly explains the history of aleatory contracts; it also outlines the term aleatory contract as it is perceived by present law. The fourth chapter is dedicated to historical excursus. It includes the succinct outline of historical development of both contracts, both the provision and maintenance contracts. The focus is primarily placed upon the legislation in Czech legal orders, not only under ABGB or civil...
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Support contracts - comparative study
Jojková, Dominika ; Elischer, David (advisor) ; Dvořák, Jan (referee)
The present diploma thesis, entitled: "Support contacts - comparative study". It compares two contract types belonging under the term support contract. These are the maintenance contract and the provision contract. This diploma thesis aims to familiarize the reader with the historical evolution of these law contracts, current law approach to them, but above all clarify what intention and conditions are these contracts made under, and which rights and obligations do they bestow upon the parties. The first and the second chapter briefly introduce into the matters of relative ownership and defining the term annuity contract. Focus is placed on differentiating the relative and absolute ownership, and furthermore on the purposes annuity contracts are used for. The third chapter is a concise look into the term aleatory contracts, the historical classification of the provision contract. It not only briefly explains the history of aleatory contracts; it also outlines the term aleatory contract as it is perceived by present law. The fourth chapter is dedicated to historical excursus. It includes the succinct outline of historical development of both contracts, both the provision and maintenance contracts. The focus is primarily placed upon the legislation in Czech legal orders, not only under ABGB or civil...
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