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Appeal
Houdková, Martina ; Mulák, Jiří (advisor) ; Richter, Martin (referee)
Appeal Abstract This Master's thesis introduces the Czech legal regulation of the institute of appeal in criminal proceedings. First of all, it focuses on the subjective and objective conditions of appeal and analyses the course of proceedings before the court of appeal. The main aim of this work is to present the concept of the current legal regulation and thus provide the reader a basic and comprehensive concept of this remedy. This thesis offers a view of the individual points of the current regulation of the institution of appeal through the eyes of experts in the field of criminal law and at the same time presents my own views. The thesis also briefly discusses and evaluates the forthcoming changes to the appeal procedure that are contemplated by the government's draft to recodify the Code of Criminal Procedure, which was presented to the public in the autumn of 2022. Chapter one is a brief excursus into the system and nature of legal remedies, which provides an important introduction to the subject of appeal and an understanding of the institution itself. This is followed by a chapter dealing with the basic and specific principles that substantially affect the appeal process that is built upon them. Knowledge of the various principles and their application in the appeal process is essential for...
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Appeal in civil procedure
Vaníčková, Zuzana ; Frintová, Dita (advisor) ; Zoulík, František (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to describe and analyse the legal institution of appeal in Czech civil procedure. The goal of this thesis is to provide both - (i.) an overview of the issue of appeal in civil procedure and (ii.) an outline of its practical problems and their solutions. Czech legal order distinguishes ordinary and extraordinary legal remedies. The only ordinary legal remedy according to positive law is the appeal. It represents the most frequently used form of a review of judicial decisions. The legal regulation of the appellate procedure in civil cases is enshrined in Act No. 99/1963 Coll. on the Civil Procedure, as amended. The thesis is divided into thirteen chapters, each of them dealing with different aspects of the legal institution of appeal. The first one focuses on its historical development. The next chapter deals with the importance of this procedural institution within the framework of legal remedies. Thereafter the thesis provides a general (theoretical) explanation of an appeal. It is the only ordinary remedy in Czech civil procedure. The concept of an appeal in our national legal system is based on the appellate principle. In the current Czech civil procedure the complete and incomplete appellate systems are both determined and applied. The remaining chapters are devoted to...
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Appeal in civil procedure
Bednárová, Veronika ; Smolík, Petr (advisor) ; Sedláček, Miroslav (referee)
1 Appeal in civil procedure Abstract The presented rigorous thesis deals with the issue of appeal in civil procedure with an emphasis on a contested litigation. Appeal constitutes the only ordinary legal remedy that can be applied in civil procedure according to the effective legal regulation. From the point of view of systematics, my thesis is divided into eleven sections, which are, because of clarity and logical division of individual parts of the discussed issues, further divided into sections and then into articles. The two introductory sections are devoted to more general reflections on the chosen topic. The first section contains an introduction to the issue of the legal review of judicial decisions, specifically focusing on a general interpretation of issues of remedial procedure, remedial systems, and finally the division of remedies into the regular and extraordinary ones. The second section focuses on the historical development of the legal regulation of appeal in the Czech countries, both before 1918, and afterwards. The second part of my rigorous thesis, consisting of the remaining nine sections, is already working with the problem of appeal from the point of view of the currently effective legal regulation. They include the general characteristics of the institute of appeal in civil procedure,...
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Remonstrance Proceedings
Adamec, Martin ; Prášková, Helena (advisor) ; Svoboda, Petr (referee)
- Remonstrance Proceedings The thesis is focused on the remonstrance and the following special administrative proceedings. The remosntrance represents an ordinary appeal, which can be used to challenge the first instance decision that has not already become enforceable and has been issued by the central administrative office, by the minister or by the director of other central administrative office eventually by the state secretary. Whereas there is no existence of the superior administrative authoritites in the organizational structure of the state administration, the same body that issued challenged decision decides on it. It is obvious, that appeal procedure contains a lot of variances and peculiarities, which the thesis points out, compared to the appeal procedure. The remostrance is limited to one paragraph and its five sections by the valid and effective legislation of the Administrative Code. The more this relatively brief provision often remains unkonwn to the general public, the more attention it attracts among the experts. The thesis aims to give a comprehensive explanation of the remonstrance and its proceedings and subsequent evaluation of the effectiveness of the applicable legislation and to suggest own creative solution of the examined subject. Further, this thesis aims to answer the...
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The appeal in the civil legal proceedings
Šmídová, Marta ; Frintová, Dita (referee) ; Smolík, Petr (referee)
The work deals with the appeal as the only proper legal remedy in the civil legal proceedings. After the general characterization of the appeal the work analyses the conditions of admissibility and inadmissibility of the appeal in the law given cases. The work proceeds to deal with the effects of the submitted appeal, the renouncement and the abandoning of the appeal. The attention is also paid to general and special requirements of the appeal and to the conditions under which new facts and proofs can be asserted. The most comprehensive chapter has to do with the very appellate proceedings. There is a description of the work of the court of first instance and the one of appeal in the appellate proceedings, and furthermore quantitative and qualitative range of the appeal review. The explanation of the evidence process in the appellate proceedings, the duty of notice of the appellate court and the way of hearing an appeal is treated as well. In addition there is a special chapter that describes the way an appellate court reaches a decision. The ending of the work is devoted to the costs of the appellate procedure and the author's recommendations de lege ferenda.
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Appeal in civil procedure
Vaníčková, Zuzana ; Frintová, Dita (advisor) ; Zoulík, František (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to describe and analyse the legal institution of appeal in Czech civil procedure. The goal of this thesis is to provide both - (i.) an overview of the issue of appeal in civil procedure and (ii.) an outline of its practical problems and their solutions. Czech legal order distinguishes ordinary and extraordinary legal remedies. The only ordinary legal remedy according to positive law is the appeal. It represents the most frequently used form of a review of judicial decisions. The legal regulation of the appellate procedure in civil cases is enshrined in Act No. 99/1963 Coll. on the Civil Procedure, as amended. The thesis is divided into thirteen chapters, each of them dealing with different aspects of the legal institution of appeal. The first one focuses on its historical development. The next chapter deals with the importance of this procedural institution within the framework of legal remedies. Thereafter the thesis provides a general (theoretical) explanation of an appeal. It is the only ordinary remedy in Czech civil procedure. The concept of an appeal in our national legal system is based on the appellate principle. In the current Czech civil procedure the complete and incomplete appellate systems are both determined and applied. The remaining chapters are devoted to...
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