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Disposition mortis causa
 Kučerová, Eva ; Šustek, Petr (referee) ; Frinta, Ondřej (referee)
v anglickém jazyce The theme of this thesis is the disposition mortis causa which is part of the inheritance law. Inheritance law is a very important part of the legal order, without which the transfer of testator's rights and obligations from a testators to their legal successor and it consequently it would not be achieved the preservation of values that the deceased had accumulated over a lifetime. The thesis consists of eight parts. The first part outlines the general concept of the right of inheritance and disposition mortis causa. In fact, there is described what the whole thesis deals with. The second part deals with testaments. It is the most common form of dispositions mortis causa, though not the strongest. The thesis includes a detailed description of all forms of testaments and its contents. This section also contains information relating to the testamentary clause on legacy. In the third part the strongest disposition mortis causa, inheritance contract is adapted. Inheritance contract is not new to our legal system; it was already included in the General Civil Code of 1811. The fourth section describes the issue of the legacy. Although legacy is not officially taken as the disposition mortis causa, but it is strongly related through the disposition mortis causa. The fifth part contains...
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Disposition mortis causa
 Kučerová, Eva ; Šustek, Petr (referee) ; Frinta, Ondřej (referee)
v anglickém jazyce The theme of this thesis is the disposition mortis causa which is part of the inheritance law. Inheritance law is a very important part of the legal order, without which the transfer of testator's rights and obligations from a testators to their legal successor and it consequently it would not be achieved the preservation of values that the deceased had accumulated over a lifetime. The thesis consists of nine parts. The first part outlines the general concept of the right of inheritance and disposition mortis causa. In fact, there is described what the whole thesis deals with. The second part deals with testaments. It is the most common form of dispositions mortis causa, though not the strongest. The thesis includes a detailed description of all forms of testaments and its contents. The third section contains information relating to the testamentary clause on legacy. In the fourth part the strongest disposition mortis causa, inheritance contract is adapted. Inheritance contract is not new to our legal system; it was already included in the General Civil Code of 1811. The fifth section describes the issue of the legacy. Although legacy is not officially taken as the disposition mortis causa, but it is strongly related through the disposition mortis causa. The sixth part contains...
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