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Protection of Economic Competition - Agreements Distorting Competition
Káchová, Markéta ; Horáček, Vít (advisor) ; Eichlerová, Kateřina (referee)
Protection of Economic Competition - Agreements Distorting Competition The topic of this thesis is agreements distorting economic competition, traditionally referred to as cartels. Cartels are various forms of explicit and implied agreements among participants in economic competition which are capable of affecting the competition in a negative way and result not only into damaging other competitors, but also mostly into damaging the consumers. The main purpose of this thesis is to present a comprehensive view on the issues of agreements distorting economic competition from the point of the Czech and European substantive legal regulation and take into account some aspects of their practical assessment. Another purpose was to evaluate the alternatives of sanctioning of the prohibited agreements, both public enforcement and private enforcement of claims of the subjects that suffered loss resulting from the agreements. A partial purpose was to suggest possible future regulation of chosen areas. Chapter One is an introduction and includes delimitation of aims of the thesis. Chapter Two deals with the essence of the agreements and the concept itself. It also explains briefly, which particular impacts can these agreements practically have. Chapter Three delimits the boundary between the illegal cartel...
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Protection of Economic Competition - Agreements Distorting Competition
Káchová, Markéta ; Horáček, Vít (advisor) ; Eichlerová, Kateřina (referee)
Protection of Economic Competition - Agreements Distorting Competition The topic of this thesis is agreements distorting economic competition, traditionally referred to as cartels. Cartels are various forms of explicit and implied agreements among participants in economic competition which are capable of affecting the competition in a negative way and result not only into damaging other competitors, but also mostly into damaging the consumers. The main purpose of this thesis is to present a comprehensive view on the issues of agreements distorting economic competition from the point of the Czech and European substantive legal regulation and take into account some aspects of their practical assessment. Another purpose was to evaluate the alternatives of sanctioning of the prohibited agreements, both public enforcement and private enforcement of claims of the subjects that suffered loss resulting from the agreements. A partial purpose was to suggest possible future regulation of chosen areas. Chapter One is an introduction and includes delimitation of aims of the thesis. Chapter Two deals with the essence of the agreements and the concept itself. It also explains briefly, which particular impacts can these agreements practically have. Chapter Three delimits the boundary between the illegal cartel...
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Insolvency Administrator and His Role in Insolvency Proceedings
Káchová, Markéta ; Kotoučová, Jiřina (advisor) ; Kříž, Radim (referee)
This thesis is focused on the issue of insolvency administrator and his role in insolvency proceedings. Firstly, it deals with the insolvency administrator as a person and tries to offer various points of view on their status not only within the area of insolvency law. It also concerns the general and qualification requirements for the performance of the office of insolvency administrator. Within the explication of the role of the insolvency administrator in the insolvency proceedings, the ways of the administrator's appointment to the office and possibilities of termination of their activity in the office are described, but the main focus is their rights, duties and activities during the insolvency proceedings, both general activities the administrator executes irrespective the way of bankruptcy resolution and activities following the particular ways of bankruptcy resolution. The thesis also contains explication of rewarding of the administrator and compensation of expenses, as well as a chapter dealing with various forms of liability of insolvency administrator. The conclusion offers also a few considerations de lege ferenda.
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