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The legal institution of settlement
Schützová, Petra ; Hendrychová, Michaela (advisor) ; Šustek, Petr (referee)
The legal institution of settlement of property Summary The purpose of my thesis is to analyse the legal institution of settlement of property, an institution which constitutes an important part of legal order, and to point out the problems, difficulties and questions frequently arising out of practice, out of regular encounters with different branches of law, where we can find the institute of settlement. The reason for my research is to characterise several types of settlements of property, make a brief description of each of them, to point out their distinctive features and to examine the interplay of legal institution as described in law with it's real, day to day application influenced by day to day life. The thesis is composed of four chapters, each of them dealing with different aspects of legal institution of settlement of property. Chapter One is introductory and defines basic principles of settlement of property, it's history, the changes and the evolution of this institute. Chapter Two is subdivided into five parts, each of them dealing with one type of settlement of property, including settlement of residential property, and introducing their basic principles and rules. Chapter Three, consisting of five parts, examines the types of settlement of property more profoundly, dealing with relevant...
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Cancellation and settlement of co-ownership
Sychrová, Tereza ; Frinta, Ondřej (advisor) ; Thöndel, Alexandr (referee)
This thesis is focused on the theme of Cancellation and settlement of co-ownership. The main aim of this thesis is to analyze and valorize legislation of co-ownership in Czech legal order. One of the main aims is to provide a comparison of Czech and German legislation. This thesis is composed of seven chapters, which are divided into relevant sections and subsections. Chapter One is an introductory chapter which provides the basic starting points and underlines the main purpose of this thesis. Chapter Two describes the historical development of co-ownership and its termination. Encompassing changes from Roman law to present day legislation. Chapter Three contains a short introduction to the topic, the basis characteristic of co- ownership. This chapter deals with the topic of co-ownership shares, co-owner's position, management of common thing, the formation of co-ownership, and usage of common thing beyond the co-owner's share. In this chapter there is a description of mutual relationship between co-ownership and other related legal institutes. Chapter Four and chapter Five are the core of this thesis. Chapter Four deals with the topic of the termination of co-ownership (cancellation) and termination of co-owner's participation in co-ownership (separation). Chapter Five is based on the settlement...
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The legal institution of settlement
Schützová, Petra ; Hendrychová, Michaela (advisor) ; Šustek, Petr (referee)
The legal institution of settlement of property Summary The purpose of my thesis is to analyse the legal institution of settlement of property, an institution which constitutes an important part of legal order, and to point out the problems, difficulties and questions frequently arising out of practice, out of regular encounters with different branches of law, where we can find the institute of settlement. The reason for my research is to characterise several types of settlements of property, make a brief description of each of them, to point out their distinctive features and to examine the interplay of legal institution as described in law with it's real, day to day application influenced by day to day life. The thesis is composed of four chapters, each of them dealing with different aspects of legal institution of settlement of property. Chapter One is introductory and defines basic principles of settlement of property, it's history, the changes and the evolution of this institute. Chapter Two is subdivided into five parts, each of them dealing with one type of settlement of property, including settlement of residential property, and introducing their basic principles and rules. Chapter Three, consisting of five parts, examines the types of settlement of property more profoundly, dealing with relevant...
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