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Comparison of the Czech and Russian trial proceeding costs regulation
Rozhdestvenskiy, Dmitry ; Macková, Alena (advisor) ; Pohl, Tomáš (referee)
This diploma thesis aims to compare the Czech and Russian regulations of the costs of civil proceedings, to identify and compare the differences in favor of this or another legislation. The thesis is divided into three chapters. The first chapter is devoted to the costs of civil proceedings in the Czech courts. First of all, the concept of costs of proceedings and its function is defined. Then the individual types of costs of proceedings are analyzed according to its demonstrative list in § 137 of Act No. 99/1963 Coll., Code of Civil Procedure, as amended: expenses of participants and their representatives, including court fee, lost earnings, interpreting, evidence costs, compensation for value added tax, remuneration for representation and remuneration for the mediator. Subsequently, the principles of payment and reimbursement of costs of proceedings are discussed, taking into account the moderating right of the court and the decision on reimbursement of costs of proceedings. The second chapter focuses on the description of the legal regulation of costs in the Russian Federation. Like the first chapter, it deals with the concepts of costs of proceedings and related legal institutes in Russian law. In particular, it focuses on the description of the court fee, exemption from the court fee,...
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The costs of civil dispute proceeding
Kratochvílová, Jitka ; Macková, Alena (advisor) ; Smolík, Petr (referee)
This thesis named "The costs of civil dispute proceeding" focuses on the costs of civil dispute proceeding. After a general introduction of the topic, the costs of civil dispute proceeding are divided into two chapters - the costs that arise prior to the beginning of the proceeding and the costs that arise after the proceeding begins. The main chapters of the first part of this thesis are chapters dealing with court fee and lawyer fee. The second part of this thesis concentrates on the difference between paying and compensating the costs of proceeding, the issue of deciding on costs, together with the right of court not to compensate the costs of proceeding as they should be compensated under normal circumstances. The final chapter gives a comparison of the costs of civil dispute proceeding between Czech legislation and the legislation of the states that share borders with the Czech Republic and finally it describes shortly the costs of proceeding at the European Court of Justice.
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