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Fiduciary
Hollmann, Jakub ; Dvořák, Jan (advisor) ; Thöndel, Alexandr (referee)
Autor in this doctor thesis follows and explain the topic of Fiduciary and special institute which is Trust in Czech civil code. Thesis is devided into eleven chapters and explain functionality of Fiduciary and trust in Czech Republic. Because of recent debates of an amendment of Fiduciary in Czech civil code, autor explaining and analyzing trusts in comparison with other countries, e.g.: England, Quebec, France, Germany, Italy, Liechtenstein. In this comparision author explaining possibilities of new amendments and giving proposals of de lege ferenda ideas.
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Fiduciary in comparative context
Hollmann, Jakub ; Elischer, David (advisor) ; Rozehnal, Aleš (referee) ; Lederer, Vít (referee)
Fiduciary in comparative context Abstract In this doctor thesis, the author is focused on explaining the historical context of the trust institute development, followed by comparison between jurisdiction in England, Lichtenstein, France, Germany and the Czech Republic. The author also points out differences between traditional common law and continental law systems. Even though the differences between local systems are quite significant, the trust system is gaining popularity across the countries for its flexibility of asset management. Just as the Quebec trust was inspired over time by the adjustment of the trust according to common law, the Czech legislator should proceed to amend the individual provisions of the trust fund so that its usability is as wide as possible. A different way from traditional common law has emerged in Germany, where Treuhand was created with German law leaving a wide margin of discretion and the codified part is a minority, as is the case with the French fiduciary. The great differences between the national regulations of trusts or trust-like institutes necessarily lead to the question of whether it is not appropriate to make certain legislative improvements. It is the comparison and knowledge of the most effective and flexible methods that allows us to make a correct and...
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Fiduciary
Hollmann, Jakub ; Dvořák, Jan (advisor) ; Thöndel, Alexandr (referee)
Autor in this doctor thesis follows and explain the topic of Fiduciary and special institute which is Trust in Czech civil code. Thesis is devided into eleven chapters and explain functionality of Fiduciary and trust in Czech Republic. Because of recent debates of an amendment of Fiduciary in Czech civil code, autor explaining and analyzing trusts in comparison with other countries, e.g.: England, Quebec, France, Germany, Italy, Liechtenstein. In this comparision author explaining possibilities of new amendments and giving proposals of de lege ferenda ideas.
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The Trust Funds
Hollmann, Jakub ; Dvořák, Jan (advisor) ; Elischer, David (referee)
Summary: I chose the topic of my master's thesis considering the recency of the subject according to the recodification of private law. Legal institute of trust has been in Czech lands since 19th century and nowadays it experiences it's controversial return. Although the recent legal form of trust is defended by authors of the new Civil Code, experts criticise it roughly and there are ongoing negotiations about abrogation of the legal institute or about its amendment. This thesis is composed of ten thematic chapters. After the introduction I explain the origin of the legal institute of trust in Roman law, specifically in the form of fideikomis and its development. As the legal form results from The Civil Code of Québec highly influenced by the legal institute of trust, I focus on the legal institute of trust in common-law countries in the third chapter. I also dedicate one chapter to The Civil Code of Québec, as it was the main source of inspiration for Czech legislators. For a period of absence of the legal regulation of the trust in Czech law, according to the Hague Convention it was possible to create foreign trusts on the territory of the Czech Republic. For that reason I discuss the legal regulation of trusts abroad in chapter five. Sixth and seventh chapter is dedicated to the regulation of trust in...
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