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Usufructuary lease
Kešner, Václav ; Liška, Petr (advisor) ; Horáček, Tomáš (referee)
The main goal of this diploma thesis is to summarize usufructuary lease in accordance to Book Four of the current Civil Code, entitled "Relative property rights", Title II. "Obligations arising from juridical acts", second Chapter "Relinquishing a thing to be used by another" and the fourth Section entitled "Usufructuary lease", which is a separate type, that returns to code of private law after more than sixty years. At the beginning I dealt with circumstances of the return of the old-new Institute and the situation that preceded the efficiency of the Civil Code. Next chapter is devoted to the interpretation of some basic concepts that are not known to general public due to its archaic wording, but their definition is the basis for understanding the relationship between usufructuary lessor and usufructuary lessee. Part of this chapter also describes the thin line between lease and usufructuary lease, that lies mainly in different economic function, thus in fact, that a thing is according to a usufructuary lease contract, relinquished not only for use, but also for enjoyment. Subsequently, the diploma thesis continues with the history of usufructuary lease in the 19th and 20th centuries with an attention to Act no. 847/1811 Coll. a. s., General Civil Code, that was adopted into Czechoslovak legal...
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Usufructuary lease of a business
Němec, Jakub ; Liška, Petr (advisor) ; Josková, Lucie (referee)
Usufructuary lease of a business ABSTRACT The object of the thesis is to analyse the current legal regulation of the usufructuary lease of a business and, in appropriate places, to compare this regulation with the previous legislation and to submit proposals for suitable contractual arrangements under the usufructuary lease of a business contract and the related documentation. At first, for the purpose of analysing the legal regulation of the usufructuary lease of a business, the thesis defines the institutes of a business enterprise and of a usufructuary. The first chapter focuses on the historical development of the concept of the institute of the business enterprise in Czech legal regulations, starting with the pre-war legal regulation and finishing with the current legislation. There is a passage devoted mainly to the definition of a business enterprise, a plurality of business enterprises and the nature of the business enterprise as a collective thing. This is followed by the effort to define the usufructuary lease of a part of a business enterprise constituting a separate organisational component, as the provisions on the usufructuary lease of a business are applied by analogy to the usufructuary lease of such part of the business. A part of the second chapter devoted to the institute of a...
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Usufructuary lease
Kešner, Václav ; Liška, Petr (advisor) ; Horáček, Tomáš (referee)
The main goal of this diploma thesis is to summarize usufructuary lease in accordance to Book Four of the current Civil Code, entitled "Relative property rights", Title II. "Obligations arising from juridical acts", second Chapter "Relinquishing a thing to be used by another" and the fourth Section entitled "Usufructuary lease", which is a separate type, that returns to code of private law after more than sixty years. At the beginning I dealt with circumstances of the return of the old-new Institute and the situation that preceded the efficiency of the Civil Code. Next chapter is devoted to the interpretation of some basic concepts that are not known to general public due to its archaic wording, but their definition is the basis for understanding the relationship between usufructuary lessor and usufructuary lessee. Part of this chapter also describes the thin line between lease and usufructuary lease, that lies mainly in different economic function, thus in fact, that a thing is according to a usufructuary lease contract, relinquished not only for use, but also for enjoyment. Subsequently, the diploma thesis continues with the history of usufructuary lease in the 19th and 20th centuries with an attention to Act no. 847/1811 Coll. a. s., General Civil Code, that was adopted into Czechoslovak legal...
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Usufructuary lease in the light of the New Civil Code
Siebertová, Lucie ; Salač, Josef (advisor) ; Frinta, Ondřej (referee)
The professional thesis at hand is dedicated to the institute of usufructuary lease, which, following a long period of absence, has been incorporated into the Civil Code, i.e., Act No. 89/2012 Coll. Usufructuary lease differs from the related institute of lease, inter alia, by the fact that it is, in its essence, not the mere transfer of the use of an item for temporary use, but also for its utilisation. Usufructuary lease is enacted in Sections 2332 to 2357 of Act No. 89/2012. Coll., the Civil Code. These provisions entail, apart from general ones, also the usufructuary lease of agricultural land and of an enterprise. Under Act No 513/1991 Coll., the Commercial Code, the latter was referred to as the lease of a business. Despite its differences, it has to be said that usufructuary lease and lease share some common traits. This is also the reason that the provisions on lease apply, mutatis mutuandi, to the provisions of usufructuary lease, unless stated otherwise by a specific provision of the law. The introduction of the thesis deals with the historical development of usufructuary lease, as well as with the necessity of a consistent distinction between lease and usufructuary lease. The following chapters analyse the contract on usufructuary lease, the subject matter of usufructuary lease, the...
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