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Comparison of the Czech and French Consumer Law with emphasis on Distance contracts and analysis of the relevant French Legal terminology with a glossary
KADLEC, Jakub
The aim of this bachelor thesis is to perform a comparative analysis of Czech and French Consumer law in terms of its legal regulation with an emphasis put on distant contracting. The second objective is to provide a linguistic analysis of French legal terminology and to elaborate French-Czech glossary. The thesis is divided into five main chapters which are internally divided into subchapters. First chapter presents a term Consumer law and its principal characteristics. Second chapter is dedicated to Consumer law in Czech Republic and its legal regulation. Third chapter deals with legal regulation of Consumer law in France. Fourth chapter is focused on comparison of Czech and French legal regulation of Consumer law. Fifth chapter contains a linguistic analysis of French legal terminology and French-Czech glossary. The thesis ends with a conclusion and a summary in French.
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Specific aspects of creating consumer contracts of sale on the internet
Houdek, Zdeněk ; Patěk, Daniel (advisor) ; Liška, Petr (referee)
Specific aspects of creating consumer contracts of sale on the internet Abstract The topic of this thesis are the Specific aspects of creating consumer contracts of sale on the internet, meaning the specifics that appear during the process of concluding a contract. It aims to describe the specificities that are associated with several aspects of the conclusion of this type of contract, whether as a consequence of consumer protection, the regulation of the distance type of contracts, or the features of the Internet environment. It also aims to identify ways in which these specificities can be overcome in order to conclude a valid purchase contract. To this purpose, it analyses the current statutory provisions, which are applied to the situations regularly associated with internet shopping, while pointing out possible differences in foreign legislation, in particular in the German, Austrian and Slovak legal systems and, to a limited extent, in the legal systems of Hungary and France. The thesis offers de lege ferenda considerations at the final part. The thesis is based on the theoretical definition of a contract, on the requirements of the process of its conclusion, but also on the requirements of the legal act itself. It analyses in depth the regulation of the contracting process, which does not...
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Distance contracts and contracts concluded out of business premises
PETROVÁ, Michaela
The main aim of my bachelor thesis is to define main terms and to analyse legislation which is related to distance contracts and contracts concluded out of business premises. The legislation which is deal with these types of contracts are especially The new civil code and Consumer protection act. These regulations have been created for protection of weaker side. The aim of the practical part is to find out consumer´s experiences with concluding these types of contracts through the research by the questionnaire.
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The legislation of the distance contracts according to the new directive on consumer rights
Podhrázská, Lucie ; Neděla, Radek (advisor) ; Pastorčák, Jan (referee)
Consumer protection is one of the major areas that The European Union focused on in recent years. With regard to the developement in technical communication the distance contracts became more important. This diploma thesis is focused on the distance contracts and the aim is to introduce and compare the legislation of the distance contratcts according to the previous directive 97/7/EC on the protection of consumers in respect of distance contracts and the new directive 2011/83/EU on consumer rights. The diploma thesis introduce shortages of the previous directive, reasons for creation the new directive and changes setting up by the new one. The diploma thesis also analyses chosen judgements of The Court of Justice of the European Union relating to the directive 97/7/ES.
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The protection of a consumer in consumer contracts
Šafrová, Markéta ; Hásová, Jiřina (advisor) ; Švarc, Zbyněk (referee)
The diploma thesis deals with the protection of a consumer in consumer contracts with the fact that it is based on Czech law as well as on European Union legislation, because there are directions, which had to be implemented into the legal order of the Czech Republic. First of all I deal with basic characteristic of the legal regulation of consumer protection and its sources. The issue of consumer contracts is divided into three parts. The first one is just about contracts and rules, which determine all consumer contracts. The second part describes specific types of consumer contracts and finally I outlined perspective of a next development of this problem. I also try to focus on European aspect of regulation of consumer contracts and I found out, that Czech lawmaker has got a massive lack of knowledge in the implementation.
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Comparison of Czech, German and Austrian legal regulation in E Commerce
Náglová, Tereza ; Kotoučová, Jiřina (advisor) ; Švarc, Zbyněk (referee)
The thesis compares national legal regulations in area of E-Commerce in Austria, Germany and the Czech Republic. The comparison has been made from several points of view. The first section of the thesis focuses on the area of incorporation of three European directives (93/13/ES on unfair terms in consumer contracts, 97/7/ES on the protection of consumers in respect of distance contracts and 2000/31/EU on electronic commerce), which frame consumer protection on the European level in respect of e commerce contracts. In the next section basic principles of contract law are compared in each of the surveyed legal systems. Each of the contract related conditions are compared step by step to their partner conditions in the other two countries (general terms and conditions, information duty of entrepreneur, consumer's right of withdrawal). The very last section covers an international civil law, and its effects on consumer protection as analyzed in compared nations. The comparison has proved my primary assumption that all three legal systems in the area of E Commerce almost identical, aside from the major difference in the definition of the term consumer itself.
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