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Countryside Ever Changing - LE3N8 LEŠNÁ
Zavadil, Ondřej ; Ženčák, Přemysl (referee) ; Mléčka, Jan (advisor)
The goal of the master’s thesis is to return the landscape to the people in the sense of rediscovering wealth in our close neighborhood in connection to the relationship between people and the landscape. The work and theoretical background is used in my place of residence, which is the cadastral area of Lešná, which includes 7 municipalities (Lešná, Jasenice, Lhotka nad Bečvou, Mštěnovice, Perná, Příluky and Vysoká). The basis for the work became a personal relationship to the location and physical research in the form of walking the area in a straight line, along paths and finding connections in the landscape. By simply changing my movement, I was able to perceive my own intense experience, which I rely on in my designs. In the area, I have selected 8 places with a unique character, to which I apply the proposed buildings. Each of these unique places has a name in history, but few people know it today. Through specific architectural designs, I return names to these places and bring them back to life through the people who begin to discover these places.
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Real Estate as the Object of the Right of Inheritance within an Inheritance Procedure
Rolencová, Tereza ; Mercl, Jan (referee) ; Telec, Ivo (advisor)
The thesis focuses on the settlement of real estate in probate proceedings, which describes the various stages of progress, účastků relationship management and sharing of evidence that are part of the process. The theoretical part of chapter three model situations concerning the valuation of real estate appraisal expert, real estate price trends, and the settlement of a member's interest in cooperative housing, both in terms of marital property and from a more heirs.
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The Effect of Social Class on Marriage in the Works of Jane Austen
HOSPODÁŘSKÁ, Martina
This diploma thesis focuses on the differences between social classes in Regency England at the turn of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries and the extent to which these social inequalities affect the formation of marriage in the six completed novels of the author Jane Austen. As this period was also marked by the disadvantaged position of women in society and in marriage, the thesis also includes an analysis of these issues and the distinctions in rights and responsibilities between male and female characters. The overall aim of the thesis is to highlight the conditions under which the characters in Jane Austen's novels decide to enter into marriage, what role the differences in social status play for them when choosing a partner, and whether they take into account their feelings or rather economic and social reasons when doing so.
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Selected issues of international law of succession
Zahrada, Tomáš ; Pfeiffer, Magdalena (advisor) ; Zavadilová, Marta (referee)
Selected Issues of International Law of Succession The topic of this thesis is selected issues of international law of succession. These primarily target European succession law and its basic principles regulated by Regulation (EU) No 650/2012 of the European Parliament and the Council of 4 July 2012. Using the literature and case law of national and international courts, the author provides a brief insight into the basic principles contained in the individual provisions of the legislation and answers the question of to what extent they provide legal certainty and predictability to the testator and other persons when trying to plan an inheritance with an international element. In examining the shortcomings of the current European succession law in the context of legal certainty and predictability, the author compares the various expert opinions on the subject and adds his perspective. The thesis consists of three chapters, further divided into subchapters. In the first chapter, the author discusses the reasons for adopting legislation in the field of succession with an international element and then introduces the various sources of European succession law. In the second chapter, the author briefly describes the basic principles of European succession law, namely the uniform succession statute, the...
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Chandigarh planned and unplanned city
Urbášková, Hana
Chandigarh is one of the few planned cities of the twentieth century that combines monumental architecture, cultural growth and modernization. It is located in northern India at the foot of the Shivalika Mountains. It is the capital of the two union states of Haryana and Punjab, on whose borders it lies, and a union territory of the Republic of India administered by the central government in New Delhi. The concept for the new capital was conceived by the then Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, who in 1949 commissioned the American architect Albert Mayer to design India's modern city. His concept of a garden city was reworked by the Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier. Néhru's wish was to create a "city of tomorrow" that would provide a quality of life for its inhabitants. The present Chandigarh is a city of dilemmas in planned and unplanned aspects and conflicts. This paper addresses the questions: how does one live in Chandigarh, which was planned as an ideal CIAM city with the basic principles of urban planning as put forward by the Athens Charter? Has the urban plan enabled its inhabitants to live a "dream life, " as envisioned by the architect, or are the city's inhabitants trying to resume their accustomed lifestyle despite the plan? Has life in the city changed since the Chandigarh Capitol complex was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2016?
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International law of succession focusing on European regulation
Chybová, Lucie ; Pfeiffer, Magdalena (advisor) ; Brodec, Jan (referee)
International succession law with emphasis on European legislation Abstract This thesis deals with legislation on cross-border succession with emphasis on Regulation (EU) No 650/2012 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 4 July 2012 on jurisdiction, applicable law, recognition and enforcement of decisions and acceptance and enforcement of authentic instruments in matters of succession and on the creation of a European Certificate of Succession (Succession Regulation). Firstly the thesis delimits the subject of international succession law and describes its legislative methods. Furthermore the thesis in closer detail deals with sources of international succession law and their mutual relationships, particularly the relationship between bilateral international treaties and the Succession Regulation. Consequently the diploma thesis define lex hereditatis (law applicable to succession) and borderline determinants typical for international succession law, namely a nationality, a last habitual residence and a location of immovable property. A core of this thesis is composed of chapters handling conflict of laws norms according to the Succession Regulation which determine an applicable law to succession and international private law institutes related to it which influence lex hereditatis, such as order...
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Inheritance proceedings with a focus on the transfer of the testator's debts
Fučíková, Tereza ; Macková, Alena (advisor) ; Pohl, Tomáš (referee)
Inheritance proceedings with a focus on the transfer of the testator's debts Abstract This diploma thesis, entitled Inheritance proceedings with a focus on the transfer of the testator's debts, deals with inheritance proceedings as such with an emphasis on the transfer of the testator's debts to his legal successors and their settlement. The thesis is divided into four separate chapters. The first chapter contains a general introduction to the basic principles of civil procedural law, uncontested proceedings, and inheritance, to the purpose of inheritance proceedings, and to the sources of law on which the inheritance proceedings are based. Other subchapters are also devoted to defining the jurisdiction of the court and identifying the persons involved in the proceedings. The second chapter deals with the course of inheritance proceedings with a focus on the transfer of the testator's debts from its commencement to its final termination. The chapter discusses, among other things, the preliminary investigation, identification of the estate's assets and liabilities, separate subchapters are devoted to the reservation of the inventory and convocation of creditors. Furthermore, the discussion of the estate itself and the decision on the estate are discussed. The last subchapter briefly deals with the additional...
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Changing in Place Identity of Two Working-Class Neighbourhoods in Kladno since the mid-20th Century: Podprůhon & Nové Kladno
Čermák, Adam ; Chromý, Pavel (advisor) ; Kučera, Zdeněk (referee)
The thesis focuses on the place identity of two working-class neighbourhoods in Kladno since the mid-20th century. It describes the historical development of all neighbourhoods in Kladno, but it analyses Podprůhon and Nové Kladno as prototypical examples. Although the two are close to each other, they have developed differently: Nové Kladno was transformed into a housing estate; Pod- průhon was left to its natural, gradual development. An essential part is a qualitative and quantita- tive research. It studies the people's relationship to both localities, the first impression of them, and whether the conclusions differ according to the respondents' ages. It exploits interviews with resi- dents and questionnaire survey with non-residents. The results are put in context with plans and artistic works, allowing for a detailed description of the identity of both localities. Nové Kladno has lost its identity due to its transformation and has not yet built a new one, while Podprůhon has re- tained its identity despite becoming an excluded locality in the 1980s. As there are many neigh- bourhoods with similar developments in Czechia since the mid-20th century, the interpretations from this thesis can be generalised as case studies of the industrial heritage transformations not only in Kladno. Keywords:...
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Countryside Ever Changing - LE3N8 LEŠNÁ
Zavadil, Ondřej ; Ženčák, Přemysl (referee) ; Mléčka, Jan (advisor)
The goal of the master’s thesis is to return the landscape to the people in the sense of rediscovering wealth in our close neighborhood in connection to the relationship between people and the landscape. The work and theoretical background is used in my place of residence, which is the cadastral area of Lešná, which includes 7 municipalities (Lešná, Jasenice, Lhotka nad Bečvou, Mštěnovice, Perná, Příluky and Vysoká). The basis for the work became a personal relationship to the location and physical research in the form of walking the area in a straight line, along paths and finding connections in the landscape. By simply changing my movement, I was able to perceive my own intense experience, which I rely on in my designs. In the area, I have selected 8 places with a unique character, to which I apply the proposed buildings. Each of these unique places has a name in history, but few people know it today. Through specific architectural designs, I return names to these places and bring them back to life through the people who begin to discover these places.
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