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Means of evidence in civil proceedings
Benešová, Berta ; Smolík, Petr (advisor) ; Zoulík, František (referee)
Resume A topic of the thesis presented is a problem of evidences used in the civil procedures. This is a very imporant part of a civil procedure, because evidences are - from a practical point of view - the crucial stage of a procedure. Right by means of evidences the Court may obtain factual and material information serving a base for a meritory decision. This work is aimed to an analysis of the present legislative definition of the various types of evidences, the specific features of them, and a way of an implementation and the following assesment of them made by the Court of Justice. This thesis is divided into six chapters. The first chapter contains a brief definition of a term of the evidence. The second chapter is structuted in more details. This chapter is engaged in a term of an evidence and the types of evidences. It also specifies a fact, what is a subject of an evidence and which facts do not present a fact of evidences. A base of the third chapter is an analysis of a list of the types of demonstrative evidences as it results the actual legistration. It is also engaged in the problem of an inquiry evidence and an acceptibility of it. In a conclusion of this chapter a inquiring duty of a party of the procedure is mentioned as a special case of the inquire evidence. The fourth chapter represents a...
Means of evidence in civil proceedings
Benešová, Berta ; Smolík, Petr (advisor) ; Zoulík, František (referee)
Resume A topic of the thesis presented is a problem of evidences used in the civil procedures. This is a very imporant part of a civil procedure, because evidences are - from a practical point of view - the crucial stage of a procedure. Right by means of evidences the Court may obtain factual and material information serving a base for a meritory decision. This work is aimed to an analysis of the present legislative definition of the various types of evidences, the specific features of them, and a way of an implementation and the following assesment of them made by the Court of Justice. This thesis is divided into six chapters. The first chapter contains a brief definition of a term of the evidence. The second chapter is structuted in more details. This chapter is engaged in a term of an evidence and the types of evidences. It also specifies a fact, what is a subject of an evidence and which facts do not present a fact of evidences. A base of the third chapter is an analysis of a list of the types of demonstrative evidences as it results the actual legistration. It is also engaged in the problem of an inquiry evidence and an acceptibility of it. In a conclusion of this chapter a inquiring duty of a party of the procedure is mentioned as a special case of the inquire evidence. The fourth chapter represents a...

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