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Contractual penalty under the Commercial Code
Kratochvíl, Vladimír ; Patěk, Daniel (advisor) ; Elek, Štefan (referee)
Contractual penalty under the Commercial Code Summary The theme of this Master's degree thesis is Contractual penalty under the Commercial Code. Author chose this topic because contractual penalty is important and very often-used institute through which parties to the contract can secure their obligations. This instrument should guarantee that the debtor would perform his main (primary) commitment to the creditor. If not, he may be punished for a breach of the contract even if there won't arise any damage (loss) on the creditor's side. This fact represents considerable advantage over other similar institutes. The study is focused on issues of contractual penalty in commercial relations, specifically in a situation when both parties to the contract are businessmen and they entered into agreement in connection with their business. However the legislation of the instrument is relatively brief (articles 544 and 545 of the Act No. 40/1964 Coll., The Civil Code and articles 300 to 302 of the Act No. 513/1991 Coll., The Commercial Code, which includes a special regulation for business relations), many questions and uncertainties can be found. Many of them were resolved by adjudications but there are still problematic aspects. Author focuses on their solutions and tries to give response, which will be satisfactory...
Contractual penalty under the Commercial Code
Kratochvíl, Vladimír ; Patěk, Daniel (advisor) ; Elek, Štefan (referee)
Contractual penalty under the Commercial Code Summary The theme of this Master's degree thesis is Contractual penalty under the Commercial Code. Author chose this topic because contractual penalty is important and very often-used institute through which parties to the contract can secure their obligations. This instrument should guarantee that the debtor would perform his main (primary) commitment to the creditor. If not, he may be punished for a breach of the contract even if there won't arise any damage (loss) on the creditor's side. This fact represents considerable advantage over other similar institutes. The study is focused on issues of contractual penalty in commercial relations, specifically in a situation when both parties to the contract are businessmen and they entered into agreement in connection with their business. However the legislation of the instrument is relatively brief (articles 544 and 545 of the Act No. 40/1964 Coll., The Civil Code and articles 300 to 302 of the Act No. 513/1991 Coll., The Commercial Code, which includes a special regulation for business relations), many questions and uncertainties can be found. Many of them were resolved by adjudications but there are still problematic aspects. Author focuses on their solutions and tries to give response, which will be satisfactory...

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