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Notarial deed as an obligatory form of juridical act for disposition mortis causa
Ševců, Kateřina ; Dvořák, Jan (advisor) ; Elischer, David (referee)
Notarial deed as an obligatory form of juridical act for disposition mortis causa The purpose of my thesis is to discuss about juridical act for disposition mortis causa which for its validity requires mandatory form of notarial deed with a brief explanation of particular institutes. Submitted work is divided into eight chapters, the first chapter begins with a foreword by which is the work briefly introduced and shows the readers in the issue. The second chapter discusses about the importance of a notarial deed of juridical act for disposition mortis causa and highlights the benefits of drafting these documents by professional lawyer, such as notary, in comparison with risks that might come if the acquirer of these documents decides for a private form. In this chapter I also show on the probative force of public documents compared to private documents. In conclusion of this chapter is a brief list of the mandatory requirement of a notarial deed of juridical act for disposition mortis causa, including authorization to admit and lend these notarial acts. The third chapter deals in detail the "old-new" institute of contract of inheritance, its history and a brief comparison with the institute of donation mortis causa. The fourth chapter of my work pays attention to renunciation of the right of...
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A notary and civil procedure
Krejčí, Kristina ; Macková, Alena (advisor) ; Pohl, Tomáš (referee)
The aim of the thesis is to analyze the role of the notary in the Czech legal order placing emphasis on the link between his activities and the civil process. The thesis is divided into three chapters. The opening chapter deals with the history of notary office and presents and clarifies the basic notary principles. It is also dedicated to the scope of their professional organisation. Chapter two represents the most extensive part of the thesis, where the relationship between notary and civil procedure is clarified. The first subchapter deals with the role of notary as a court commissioner within inheritance proceedings. While performing acts in the inheritance proceedings, his activities resemble to the field of activities of a judge, because notary carries out the whole proceedings from the moment of the authorisation given by court of first instance, including the decision on the merits. The second subchapter is dedicated to the role of notary while drawing up notarial deeds under which executory proceeding can be directly ordered and carried out. If the notarial deed meets all the requirements by law and contains the clause of execution, it represents a public document, which works in the executory proceedings as a mode for execution thanks to which the civil procedure can be skipped. This subchapter...
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Notarial deed with declaration of enforceability
Hönig, Ondřej ; Macková, Alena (advisor) ; Pohl, Tomáš (referee)
This thesis titled "Notarial deed with declaration of enforceability" deals with the specific type of notarial deed, which is also enforceable title for enforcement procedure. It is a special type of notarial deed, whose tradition dates back to the 19th century. The aim of this work is to describe notarial deed with declaration of enforceability from the perspective of civil proceedings because it is the legal instrument, which for its flexibility, can in practice, replace Court Judgments. This thesis is divided into five chapters. The first chapter contains a brief historical development of notarial deeds with declaration of enforceability since its adoption into legal system in 1871 to the present. The second chapter deals with notarial deeds as authentic instruments, as well as notarial deeds on legal acts and then by each type of notarial deed with declaration of enforceability, including notarial deed as European Enforcement Order and relationship between the notarial deed with declaration of enforceability and civil adversarial proceedings. The third chapter focuses on notarial deed with declaration of enforceability as title for enforcement procedure and subsequently reviews of a notarial deed within enforcement procedure. The fourth chapter of thesis deals with notaries' responsibility for...
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Notarial deed as an obligatory form of juridical act for disposition mortis causa
Ševců, Kateřina ; Dvořák, Jan (advisor) ; Elischer, David (referee)
Notarial deed as an obligatory form of juridical act for disposition mortis causa The purpose of my thesis is to discuss about juridical act for disposition mortis causa which for its validity requires mandatory form of notarial deed with a brief explanation of particular institutes. Submitted work is divided into eight chapters, the first chapter begins with a foreword by which is the work briefly introduced and shows the readers in the issue. The second chapter discusses about the importance of a notarial deed of juridical act for disposition mortis causa and highlights the benefits of drafting these documents by professional lawyer, such as notary, in comparison with risks that might come if the acquirer of these documents decides for a private form. In this chapter I also show on the probative force of public documents compared to private documents. In conclusion of this chapter is a brief list of the mandatory requirement of a notarial deed of juridical act for disposition mortis causa, including authorization to admit and lend these notarial acts. The third chapter deals in detail the "old-new" institute of contract of inheritance, its history and a brief comparison with the institute of donation mortis causa. The fourth chapter of my work pays attention to renunciation of the right of...
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Problems associated with the Inheritance Procedure in the Czech Republic
Répal, Lukáš ; Spirit, Michal (advisor) ; Žák, Květoslav (referee)
This master dissertation (diploma) is committed to inheritance, inheritance law and inheritance with a focus on properties and also inheritance with international subject in the inheritance procedure. The goal of this work is to give sufficient information so that even the uninformed reader will know what is associated with inheritance, what are the basic terms from this area of law and also the questions of inheritance's inter-family relations because inheritance will be a subject everyone deals with eventually. The subject of this dissertation is inheritance throughout history to its current legal regulation. At the same time it is also mentioned inheritance as a change of ownership law and concepts that are related with this part of civil law. In the introduction is explained the terms of inheritance and inheritance law are explained with the view to the history of Roman law and to the Middle Ages. Next is an explanation of the basic law terms through to our current law regulation. There is also a focus on inheritance procedures including the change of the ownership rights and then will be the process of the registration of the ownership right to the real estate cadastre. With this topic is also connected a possibility of inheritance procedure with properties. At the end this work is included practices of case with international subject in the inheritance procedure. Because of the focus on the inheritance of properties, the last chapter is about the valuation of properties in the course of the inheritance procedure.
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