|
|
Appeal in civil procedure
Vaníčková, Zuzana ; Frintová, Dita (advisor) ; Zoulík, František (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to describe and analyse the legal institution of appeal in Czech civil procedure. The goal of this thesis is to provide both - (i.) an overview of the issue of appeal in civil procedure and (ii.) an outline of its practical problems and their solutions. Czech legal order distinguishes ordinary and extraordinary legal remedies. The only ordinary legal remedy according to positive law is the appeal. It represents the most frequently used form of a review of judicial decisions. The legal regulation of the appellate procedure in civil cases is enshrined in Act No. 99/1963 Coll. on the Civil Procedure, as amended. The thesis is divided into thirteen chapters, each of them dealing with different aspects of the legal institution of appeal. The first one focuses on its historical development. The next chapter deals with the importance of this procedural institution within the framework of legal remedies. Thereafter the thesis provides a general (theoretical) explanation of an appeal. It is the only ordinary remedy in Czech civil procedure. The concept of an appeal in our national legal system is based on the appellate principle. In the current Czech civil procedure the complete and incomplete appellate systems are both determined and applied. The remaining chapters are devoted to...
|
|
|
Disputes arising from proceedings for the enforcement of judgments
Novotný, Jan ; Pohl, Tomáš (advisor) ; Macková, Alena (referee)
1 Abstract The aim of this thesis is an integral organization of the incidental disputes that may arise in the execution proceeding, a description of their nature, an outline of their purpose and characterization of important features. The result of my efforts should be a structured and comprehensive overview of the incidental disputes. The approach, which I used in order to achieve the marked objective, rests in the creating of the basic description of individual incidental disputes, in the analysis of their elements and in the comparison of different concepts. Apart form the introduction and conclusion the thesis contains a total of two chapters, which are further divided into subchapters and parts. The first chapter contains altogether four subchapters and the second chapter contains six subchapters. The first chapter discusses the execution proceeding and the incidental disputes in general. First of all, the thesis begins with the first subchapter with a brief outline of the history of execution proceeding along with the lay out of the first occurrences of the various institutes of incidental actions. Subsequently, in the second subchapter the execution proceeding is conceptually defined in accordance with the state of today's jurisprudence. The third subchapter, that deals with the main principles on...
|
|
|
Appeal in civil procedure
Vaníčková, Zuzana ; Frintová, Dita (advisor) ; Zoulík, František (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to describe and analyse the legal institution of appeal in Czech civil procedure. The goal of this thesis is to provide both - (i.) an overview of the issue of appeal in civil procedure and (ii.) an outline of its practical problems and their solutions. Czech legal order distinguishes ordinary and extraordinary legal remedies. The only ordinary legal remedy according to positive law is the appeal. It represents the most frequently used form of a review of judicial decisions. The legal regulation of the appellate procedure in civil cases is enshrined in Act No. 99/1963 Coll. on the Civil Procedure, as amended. The thesis is divided into thirteen chapters, each of them dealing with different aspects of the legal institution of appeal. The first one focuses on its historical development. The next chapter deals with the importance of this procedural institution within the framework of legal remedies. Thereafter the thesis provides a general (theoretical) explanation of an appeal. It is the only ordinary remedy in Czech civil procedure. The concept of an appeal in our national legal system is based on the appellate principle. In the current Czech civil procedure the complete and incomplete appellate systems are both determined and applied. The remaining chapters are devoted to...
|
guest ::
